Isaac Obeng-Amoako
Project Officer Skills Bootcamps
Isaac joined the Lancashire Skills and Employment Hub in May 2026 to support the delivery of Skills Bootcamps, helping Lancashire residents develop skills, progress in work, and access opportunities in high‑growth sectors. He works closely with funded training providers to support high‑quality delivery, robust data returns, and the effective use of public funding, in line with programme and assurance requirements.
Before joining the Hub, Isaac worked in skills intelligence and data analytics, supporting post‑16 skills analysis at Greater Manchester Combined Authority and developing the University of Salford Library’s first end‑to‑end collection performance analytics system.
Outside of work, he’s a Manchester City supporter and enjoys road trips and football usually when results are favourable.
Latest Updates and Events
Connect to Work Launch Events Bring Stakeholders Together Across Lancashire
Connect to Work marked a major milestone this month, hosting three successful launch events to celebrate the programme going fully live across Lancashire and strengthen relationships with partners...
Inclusive Recruitment: Strengthening Employer Practice Across Lancashire
The Lancashire Skills and Employment Hub hosted a highly successful Inclusive Recruitment training session on 18th March 2026 at the Samlesbury Hotel, bringing together employers from across the county to explore...
Successful start to Connect to Work: Supporting Lancashire Residents into Employment
Connect to Work, a new employment support initiative fully funded by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), has reached its six‑month milestone in Lancashire after launching at...