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Catch LSN at the NIACE Employability and Young Adults Conference
Encouraging and enabling more young adults (aged 16-25) into employment has long been a central focus of government policy. To reduce the number of young adults not in employment, education or training (NEET), the government has greatly reformed the learning and skills "offer" for this age group. There are many issues still being debated, such as what the skills and qualities most needed by employers are and how they can best be developed?
LSN Speakers - Employability Skills Explored
Head of Special Projects Frank Villeneuve-Smith discusses research findings and there implications for employability and young adults. Director of Operations Jill Lanning outlines early results from on-the-ground research that LSN has carried out in collaboration with UKCES, into what learning providers have done to improve employability skills.
Date
Thursday 6 November 2008
Location
The Megacentre, Bernard Road, Sheffield, S2 5BQ
Cost
Delegate fee: £195 per person
Includes a copy of the LSN Research Report ‘Employability skills explored’ and NIACE briefing paper ‘Employability and Young Adults’
Book your place now
Enquiries to NIACE Conferences Team - Tel: 0116 204 2833 / E-mail: gurjit.kaur@niace.org.uk
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