Additional electricians needed for UK solar energy plans
A new study has revealed that the UK’s ambitious solar energy plans could lead to a skilled labour shortage.
A new study has revealed that the UK’s ambitious solar energy plans could lead to a skilled labour shortage.
TESP has launched a new concept dubbed ‘Electrician Plus’ in the hopes that it will get more electricians to upskill.
New research on behalf of the Electrotechnical Skills Partnership (TESP) has noted that the UK has enough electricians to meet the demand.
The UK Government is widening the eligibility criteria for those wanting to access free training under the ‘Lifetime Skills Guarantee’.
TESP has launched a digital dashboard that showcases the significant contribution made by the electrical sector to the UK economy.
The Electrotechnical Skills Partnership (TESP) has partnered with The Youth Group to address the skills gap in the electrical industry.
Companies that recruit apprentices can see a return on investment (RoI) as soon as year two of the apprenticeship programme, according to new figures from The Electrotechnical Skills Partnership.
A new labour market report on the electrotechnical industry has estimated that between 12,500 and 15,000 additional skilled electricians will be needed over the next five years to accommodate forecasted growth.
Diane Johnson, chair of The Electrotechnical Skills Partnership (TESP), has welcomed the government’s response to the Future of Apprenticeships in England: Funding Reform Technical Consultation.
Diane Johnson, director of Eric Johnson of Northwich (EJN), has been appointed the first chair of The Electrotechnical Skills Partnership (TESP).
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