Digital Careers Upskill Programme

Natalie and several of her mechanical engineering colleagues completed a 2 day 3D Printer Build and Operator Level Training with Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Applications for Industry Overview with training provider 3D360. All of which have benefitted as the course aligns perfectly within their roles and projects they have been working on.

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MORE than 20,000 people in Greater Manchester have gained new skills to help progress their careers thanks to the Skills for Growth programme.
Romanian born Eugen-Dan Negrutiu-David, 46, lives in Eccles. He signed up to our Level 3 Data Analyst course after seeing information on social media.

After successfully completing the training delivered by training partner Readynez Eugen, who previously worked as an Administrator, gained a promotion during the course and is now a Governance Facilitator in the NHS.

His dedication to learning and his value to the organisation have been recognised, resulting in career progression with his employer following his training.

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Greater Manchester Combined Authority Skills for Growth - SME Skills Support

Thanks to Greater Manchester Combined Authority for acknowledging our contribution to the region's digital legacy through Skills for Growth and the Digital Careers Upskill Programme.

Read all about how Serco reached out to local communities to offer advice and inspire those in need of employment and the next generation whilst promoting digital skills and careers, especially female students as women are currently under-represented in digital roles.

In the piece, Elaine Brady, the Digital Careers Upskill Programme Contract Manager from Serco, talks about how she and the team went out into the heart of Greater Manchester's communities to engage with people who may not have considered learning digital skills or are aware of the range of opportunities and support that was available through Greater Manchester Combined Authority's Skills for Growth programme.

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Serco social value Find out how long-standing Skills for Growth provider, Serco, gave back to the community.

What are you going to do this long Bank Holiday weekend? 🤔

You could be like Ibraheem and learn a new skill and progress in your career 😊

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This programme is part of and is funded through the European Social Fund.

Following on from our International Women’s Day post. Our infographic highlights the opportunities available to women and why women should pursue a career in digital marketing. You could learn in-demand skills, increase your earning potential and progress in your career with a range of short courses helping to fill that skills gap. The Digital Careers Upskill Programme offers employees in Greater Manchester access to fully funded digital skills courses.

is funded through the European Social Fund and aims to plug the skills gaps in priority sectors across Greater Manchester.

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International Women's Day is a day to celebrate the achievements of women across the world. Digital marketing is a field that has been growing rapidly in recent years, and it has become an increasingly popular career choice for both men and women.

However, despite the many opportunities available, women are still underrepresented in the industry. In this article by Siobhan Nutt Manager, Ecommerce Specialist, Michael Page Digital. Siobhan discusses why there is still a shortage of women pursuing careers in digital professions.

‘Paving the way for women in digital roles’ http://ow.ly/mEBN50NbR4e