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Recruit and Train
Support and guidance to identify skills gaps and development for your business.
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Connect with employment bureaus to find skilled workers and opportunities.
Support offender employment: recruit, train, and develop skilled workers.
Support long-term unemployed individuals to restart their careers.
Help young people gain skills, training, and job opportunities.
Engage, Recruit and Retain Young People
Disability
Support disabled people in gaining employment and developing skills.
Support health and wellbeing
Get funding and support to help disabled employees at work.
Promote fair work through equality, rights, and good working conditions.
Employers in Wales have long recognised the need to promote and support employee health and wellbeing including a good work-life balance and healthy lifestyle.
Upskilling your employees with the Flexible Skills Programme Partnership Projects
Finding good people with the right skills is the key to success.
Apprenticeships
Degree apprenticeships are an integrated work-based qualification that combine real-world workplace learning with a higher education qualification. Employers, universities and professional bodies work in partnership to design degree apprenticeships that benefit both students and employers.
This program enables Welsh businesses to meet skills gaps by providing staff with varied training.
Understand and compare qualifications using the Credit and Qualifications Framework for Wales (CQFW)
Understand and compare qualifications using the Credit and Qualifications Framework for Wales (CQFW). The CQFW can help you to understand and compare qualifications and learning attained in Wales, the UK and across Europe.
Inspiring Skills Excellence in Wales - Skills Competition Wales
Regional Skills Partnerships are in place to drive investment in skills by developing responses based upon local and regional need.