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Low carbon skills challenges threatening UK net zero progress - BESA   - Heating and Ventilation News - Vimarsana News

Low carbon skills challenges threatening UK net zero progress - BESA   - Heating and Ventilation News

The UK government must implement a comprehensive national skills strategy for the building services sector in order to meet its targets to decarbonise

UK Government Urgently Needs Comprehensive Skills Strategy for Low-Carbon Transition - Vimarsana News

UK Government Urgently Needs Comprehensive Skills Strategy for Low-Carbon Transition

Businesses, academics, and policymakers are calling for a skills strategy to maximize economic and social benefits of the low-carbon transition. Centrica and GMB issue recommendations for education and investment plans.

Source: edie.net
Reed Addresses Retrofit skills gap - Vimarsana News

Reed Addresses Retrofit skills gap

Reed in Partnership has launched Reed Environment to address the UK’s net-zero skills shortage. Through this initiative it will create a newly trained green workforce to help the UK meet its net-zero targets and spread economic opportunity across the country.

Recruitment giant Reed launches new venture to help tackle net zero skills gap - Vimarsana News

Recruitment giant Reed launches new venture to help tackle net zero skills gap

Reed Environment aims to deliver on the UK’s largest networks of green skills providers

Reed Group to create low carbon retrofit skills training network - Vimarsana News

Reed Group to create low carbon retrofit skills training network

UK recruitment specialist the Reed Group is launching a new training network designed to recruit and provide workers with the skills to decarbonise the