SKILLS East Sussex is celebrating a decade of working to improve local employment and skills levels and boost economic prosperity in East Sussex.
Initially commissioned and funded by the county council for just two years, Skills East Sussex (SES) began in 2015 with a clear founding mission to raise prosperity, support vulnerable residents and ensure that people of all ages had the skills they needed to succeed.
A PROJECT to improve traffic flow and transport links between Bexhill and Hastings is nearing completion.
The Queensway Gateway Road, which will also unlock land for much-needed employment space, is expected to open on August 31.
TWO APPRENTICESHIP roadshows will give people looking to get into the world of work the chance to explore the local opportunities available to them.
The Sussex Council of Training Providers, in partnership with East Sussex County Council and East Sussex Careers Hub, is holding free events in Hastings and Eastbourne over the coming weeks.
A PROGRAMME that will offer tailored support to help more than 2,900 East Sussex residents access employment has launched with a ministerial visit.
The Minister of State for Employment, Alison McGovern, visited Newhaven today to mark the official launch of East Sussex’s new Connect to Work programme, part of the Government’s ‘Get Britain Working’ strategy. Continue reading
