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e-skills UK is dedicated to working in partnership with Welsh employers and key stakeholders to address the IT, Telecoms and Contact Centres skills issues that will have the most significant impact on the success of the Welsh economy.
Employers Forum for Wales
The forum is e-skills UK mechanism for interfacing employers with government in Wales. Its purpose is to:
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unite employers, educators and government on a common employer-led skills agenda for action in Wales
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influence Government funding agencies on skills related issues
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represent the educational needs and skills development needs of employers.
The forum currently comprises 12 company representatives from IT, telecoms, and those that have a specific interest in IT user skills and can represent the breadth of interest in our sector - they are Alcatel-Lucent, BT, Cardiff Financial Partnership, Draig Technology, EADS DS, EDS, Fujitsu, General Dynamics, Microsoft, Mitel, NLIAH (Representing NHS Wales) and Tata.
Background information
Our action in Wales is guided by the SSA for IT Action Plan for Wales which was created and published in July 05 to unite employers, educators and government on a common agenda for change. The plan is based on the findings of a major research report carried out with Gartner, IT Insights: Skills Gap Analysis - Wales.
Welsh Language Scheme
e-skills have a Welsh Language Scheme and are working to support the Welsh Language in Wales, within our means and remit. You can download the scheme in the medium of English and Welsh - please see below:
e-skills UK Welsh Language Scheme (146kb)
If however you would like to communicate in the medium of Welsh please inform us and we will endeavour to meet your need within 48 hours.
e-skills UK representatives in Wales
Peter Sishton - Manager for Wales
peter.sishton@e-skills.com
This page can be accessed directly at
www.e-skills.com/wales
Last modified: 23 Oct 2008
Insights 2008 - Technology Counts Wales report
We have just carried out some extensive research to provide an update on the IT Insights 2004 data. To download the 'Technology Counts Wales' report go to the IT and Telecoms Insights 2008 section.
e-skills UK news
Make IT Happen Competition 2008
Winner for Wales and overal winner (3rd prize) - Ysgol Glanwydden
CC4G girls visit BT's Data Centre in Cardiff Bay
Computer Clubs for Girls (CC4G) members from Bishop Hedley High School, Merthyr Tydfil, were among the first to visit the Data Centre's IT Showcase
Deputy Minister for Skills visits CC4G club at High Cross Primary School, Newport
John Griffiths met 15 of the girls who are benefiting from e-skills UK's award-winning Computer Clubs for Girls (CC4G) initiative.
Business IT Guide - a free service to help smaller firms increase their productivity and competitiveness through technology - download Wales factsheet (pdf)
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