Trying to grow careers initiatives and apprenticeships without building on past hard work wastes time and resources
Photo: Briony Campbell
Sector skills should be funded by employers, not ACE
The announcement last week (14 November) of the closure of Creative & Cultural Skills (CCSkills) was probably inevitable, writes Pauline Tambling, but it tells a deeper story.
That deeper story underlying the closure of CCSkills reveals the sector’s unwillingness to engage with mainstream government skills policy, preferring to do things its own way – however mu...
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