We are the Lancashire Skills and Employment Hub
We work to the Lancashire Skills and Employment Board which has responsibility for skills and employment priorities in Lancashire, supporting the work of the Lancashire’s Local Authorities.
Skills Bootcamps Lancashire
Skills Bootcamps offer free, flexible courses of up to 16 weeks for adults aged 19 or over and who are either in work, self-employed, recently unemployed or returning to work after a break. They give people the opportunity to build up sector-specific skills and fast-track to an interview with a local employer.
Our focus is to create the conditions for a balanced, skilled and inclusive labour market to underpin economic well-being, productivity and growth across the Lancashire area.
We work with a wide range of partners to deliver our priorities which fit into the following four strategic themes, Future Workforce, Inclusive Workforce, Skilled and Productive Workforce and Social Value. We take an Informed Approach to setting priorities through analysis of local labour market intelligence.
Find out more about the priorities in our four strategic themes
An informed approach
An informed approach underpins each of the four strategic themes of The Lancashire Skills and Employment Hub Strategic Framework
An informed approach is around taking an evidence based approach to identifying the skills and employment issues facing Lancashire’s business and industries, prioritising and influencing locally and nationally, and working with partners to identify best practice.
View our evidence base here