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The Sector Skills Councils (SSCs) in the UK are independent, employer-led organizations working to bridge skills gaps in various sectors. They collaborate with trade unions, professional bodies, and stakeholders to improve productivity and performance in public services. SSCs aim to boost workforce skills and equal opportunities by enhancing learning supplies such as apprenticeships and education standards. Each council identifies sector priorities with employers to address key goals, thus supporting a skilled workforce and efficient business operations across industries.
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Sector Skills Councils (SSCs) • independent, UK wide organisations • employer-led and actively involve trade unions, professional bodies and other stakeholders in the sector • SSCs are licensed by the Secretary of State for Education and Skills
Reducing skills gaps and shortages Improving productivity, business and public service performance Increasing opportunities to boost the skills and productivity of everyone in the sector’s workforce, including action on equal opportunities Improving learning supply, including apprenticeships, higher education and national occupational standards Each SSC will agree sector priorities and targets with its employers and partners to address 4 key goals: