Engineering, Electrification and Skills for the Future (Code: C1600)

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This conference will provide an opportunity to receive updates from industry and education experts, while networking, sharing and disseminating effective practice. We will explore why Engineering, Manufacturing and Electrification are a priority for increasing skills, while exploring how we can work collaboratively to meet the needs of the future learners and apprentices. We will also explore how we use labour market information to support effective curriculum design and delivery, allowing us to address skills shortages, and the growth of the technical STEM talent pipeline.

Upcoming

No suitable dates or locations? Please register your interest and we will let you know about new events as they are announced.

Who is this for?

The conference is for senior leaders, managers, subject specialist leaders, employers and stakeholders.

Training aim

  • Hear from industry and education experts who will share their knowledge, insights and best practice examples, so that you can consider how you may use toolkits, resources, and trial tried and tested approaches for improving the quality of technical teaching and learning
  • Raise awareness of how technology is shaping working practices, learning and life 
  • ‘Unpack’ policy and practice to better understand how to meet the needs of future STEM learners and apprentices
  • Explore why advanced engineering, manufacturing and electrification are important when considering curriculum design to meet needs aligned to local, regional and national priorities

Outcomes

  • Explore engineering sector labour market information that will inform curriculum design, planning and delivery
  • Build a resource bank for your organisation that will support evidence informed curriculum design and delivery
  • Discover how technology and a people centred approach to teaching and training is supporting inclusive technical learning
  • Explore how to enrich and enhance the learning experiences of engineering learners and apprentices through projects, employer encounters and competitions such as WorldSkills
  • Meet and engage with like-minded professionals so that you can build relationships, share ideas and gather the inspiration to reach your personal and organisational goals

Length

9:15  Registration

10:00  Welcome

10:15  The Future of Learning: Growing the technical talent pipeline

10:45  Sharing examples of effective partnership working

11:15  Break

11:30  Workshops

  1. Developing the T-Shaped learner
  2. Supporting STEM learner progression
  3. LMI-designing and developing a curriculum with Intent
  4. WorldSkills UK: excellence at work

12:15  Lunch and opportunity to explore the Learning Factory 

13:15  Workshops

  1. Developing the T-Shaped learner
  2. LMI-developing a curriculum with Intent
  3. Supporting STEM learner progression
  4. WorldSkills UK: excellence at work

14:15  Break

14:30  Workshops

  1. T Levels in context
  2. Apprenticeship Workforce Development

14:15  Break

15:25  Developing the leader within

16:00  Plenary, Evaluation and Close  

Contact us

If this course is not currently available at a suitable date/location, please register your interest and we will let you know about new events as they are announced.

If you have any questions, please contact:

T: 0800 0 831 830
E: enquiries@etfoundation.co.uk