A MORE SUCCESSFUL ECONOMY AND SOCIETY Sample Clauses

A MORE SUCCESSFUL ECONOMY AND SOCIETY. With well-prepared and skilled students progressing into jobs with the ability, ideas, and ambition to make a difference
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A MORE SUCCESSFUL ECONOMY AND SOCIETY. A more successful economy and society with well prepared and skilled students progressing into jobs with the ability, ideas, and ambition to make a difference One of the College’s three strategic goals is to develop people and communities, and support inclusive growth, through high quality learning and skills. This goal is supportive of the SFC outcome for a more successful economy and society. Responding to labour market needs We will continue to meet the skills requirements of companies which expand, are created in, or are attracted to Ayrshire. In particular, the College will work with employers to ensure that our course provision addresses current and emerging skills needs. How we do that is expressed in our Making Your Business Our Business employer engagement strategy, which will be refreshed in 2018-19. The College will continue to help secure inward investment opportunities through our relationships with Scottish Enterprise, Scottish Development International, Skills Development Scotland and local authority economic development teams. We will form part of regional task forces, providing potential investors with confidence that the education and skills system has the capacity, flexibility and desire to meet their current and future needs. Recent developments from the Scottish and UK governments mean that the Ayrshire Growth Deal (AGD) is now entering a period of development leading to implementation. Associated projects such as the Spaceport, innovation centres in advanced manufacturing and life sciences, and coastal regeneration will transfer the regional economy over time. In 2018-19, the College will continue to work with the AGD team, local authority economic development teams, the emerging regional economic development pilot and local industry to support this activity and maximise the benefits of the developments for Ayrshire’s communities. Current and future skills needs will be defined and developed as these projects and discussions evolve. The College is working in partnership with Skills Development Scotland on addressing these skills needs. Community Planning Partnerships The College is an important partner in the three Community Planning Partnerships (CPPs) in Ayrshire, with the Chair, Principal, Vice Principals and other senior managers involved at a strategic level in all CPP boards and relevant committees. As well as helping to meet the targets on education, skills and employment set out in the three single outcome agreements, the Coll...

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