COUNCIL leaders are showing their support for training in the workplace by flying the flag for National Apprenticeship Week.
Apprentices working at East Sussex County Council, and in its schools, joined council leader Cllr Keith Glazier and Chief Executive Becky Shaw to raise the flag at County Hall on Monday, March 4. Continue reading
THE benefits of apprenticeships in helping young people launch a successful career are being highlighted in East Sussex as part of a national initiative.
To mark National Apprenticeship Week, which runs from March 4 to 8 2019 under the theme ‘Blaze A Trail’, East Sussex County Council is working with Apprenticeships in Sussex to promote events across the county.
MORE students than ever have taken part in a scheme which gives them an insight into the world of work.
A total of 500 students from 15 schools visited businesses across East Sussex as part of Open Doors, a project run by East Sussex County Council and supported by Skills East Sussex. Continue reading
There are just two weeks left for people to say what they think of the core offer of public services proposed for East Sussex.
A public survey to gather the views of residents and organisations runs until December 26. It can be completed online or by requesting a paper version to complete and return by the closing date. Continue reading
