It’s easy these days to get comfortable in the way we live and let the key skills we’ve picked up over the years slip away a bit.
After all, we have technology available at hand for everything, from recipes to budgeting and even driving if we really need it.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich is offering unemployed people a chance to receive free training leading to careers in the food industry.
A two-week fully funded “Skills Bootcamp” offering specific technical training is set to start in mid February.
Recruiting, training, and retaining quality employees can be a challenge for any organisation.
In addition to the strain it places on your resources, a shortage of skilled workers can have detrimental effects on your business.
Talented students from partner colleges in Cheshire and Warrington have been battling it out in WorldSkills-style competitions designed to raise skill levels to meet employer needs.
The Cheshire Skills Competition is a new collaboration between Reaseheath College in Nantwich, Cheshire College South & West, Warrington & Vale Royal College and Macclesfield College.
Reaseheath College in Nantwich is among winners in the latest round of government investment to boost higher level technical skills and innovation.
Newly formed Institutes of Technology (IoTs) are collaborations of specialist colleges, universities and employers who work together to reform and deliver higher levels of technical education and skills required by progressive, modern businesses.
A free FA skills girls-only football session is being staged in Nantwich.
The training session will be held during the half-term, on Wednesday October 26, 2-4pm at Nantwich Town FC.
The FA is staging a free February half term football session for girls.
The session is being offered to girls aged 7-11 at Nantwich Town FC’s 3G pitch at the Weaver Stadium.
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