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TCHC are delighted to announce we are working alongside PeoplePlus in the Greater Birmingham and Solihull area to deliver the Skills Support for Workforce. It is a free service, created to help small to medium-sized employers turn their business growth plans into reality by up-skilling their existing workforce. We can work with employers to identify their skills gaps and recommend bespoke training plans which will give their workforce the skills they need to grow the business. And the best bit – we even deliver the training for free.
The Consultancy Home Counties Ltd (TCHC) has won funding for its Skills and Growth Service from the Greater London Authority’s (GLA) Adult Education Budget (AEB). The service brings together 13 specialist organisations to deliver a transformative service for employed Londoners. The Service will engage learners, predominantly through their employers, supporting the priority sectors identified by Local London and Central London Forward which cover Central, East and South East London.
An education provider, designed to help those who have “fallen through the cracks”, has urged more young people around Sudbury to try the scheme out, as the company marked a significant milestone.
TCHC, which opened a branch in Sudbury back in January, staged celebrations on Thursday, in honour of the company’s 15th anniversary since launching, while students also produced articles about the provider using their newly-learned skills.
Training providers, agencies and businesses from across the region came together for the launch of the My Future programme which supports young people not in employment, education or training (NEET) to achieve their career goals. Across the East of England 9.5% of young people are currently NEET according to the latest government figures published in February 2019.
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