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MUKSW Careers and Skills Business event, partnered with Stem Ambassadors and Bournemouth and Poole College, 30th Sept, 10:00-15:00
The MUKSW Careers and Skills Program is partnering with Stem Ambassadors and Bournemouth and Poole College to create an event focussed on opportunities for business, Access to the right skills is widely reported as the number one challenge in our sector and the Maritime UK SW Careers and Skills program is focussed on helping to alleviate this issue.
The event will focus on: forthcoming changes to the skills agenda from the new Labour government, the skills offering locally and across the region, how businesses can join 28,000 volunteers who offer their time and energy to visit schools higher education institutions and youth groups to become maritime “stem ambassadors” to stimulate demand for Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) and encourage more talent into maritime by linking to the real world of work.
The event will feature case studies from local businesses and the MOD and prison service (Ministry of Justice) and networks for those developing early careers in maritime.
Agenda
10:00 Welcome and Housekeeping, David Massieu-King, Business Development Manager, Bournemouth & Poole College
10:05 Introduction to the work of Maritime UK South West and the proposed Maritime UK SW Careers and Skills Programme
10:15 Where are we now and what is coming down the line for the skills and careers agenda from the new Labour Government
Paul Singer, SDC, MUKSW Skills and Careers lead and NSO Shipbuilding Skills Delivery Group
10:30 The Ministry of Defence and The Ministry of justice on the untapped supply of talent from justice system
10.50 Marine Best Practice and Good News Stories, James Hills, Director of Learning, Engineering
Bournemouth & Poole College
11:10 Bournemouth and Poole College, Phil Sayles, Principal
11:30 Networking refreshments
12:00 Case study and how to session – STEM Ambassadors, Mark Ebden, STEM Learning
12:25 Q&A
12:50 Networking Lunch
13:50 Society of Maritime Industries Futures ambassadors case studies, Emma Johnson
13:05 The benefits of a more a diverse workforce, The Seafarers Charity, Jo Doheny, Impact Executive, The Seafarers’ Charity
13.15 The importance of Workplace Experiences in Dorset, Laura Bush, Project Manager – Dorset Workplace Experiences, Dorset Careers Hub
13:25 SW Skills provision:
– City College Plymouth, Alan Austin
– South Devon College, Paul Singer
– Bournemouth University, Finn Morgan
– . MLA College, Phill Hughes
14:00 Panel Q&A and skills problem solving
15:00 Summing up and close
Optional tours of Bournemouth and Poole College 15:00 – 16:00
Parking is available on site, a free lunch will be provided.
Please contact sheldon.ryan@maritimeuksw.org if you would like to exhibit during the lunch, would be interested in presenting or sponsoring the event
70 available