Skills UpdateAnnabel JelleyJune 2014

Local Growth Fund BidIntroduction

SkillsEuropean Union Strategic Investment Fund

Local Growth Implementation Plan

Strategic Economic Plan (SEP)

ESF DWPBig LotteryERDFEAFRD

TOTAL £92mof which SKILLS

£39milion23 Projects submittedFunding to be confirmed July 2014

Local Growth Fund BidGovernance

Overview

Skills and Employability

Board

Business Growth

Programme Board

Infrastructure Board

LEP BOARD

LEP Secretariat

Skills and Employability Board

OverviewMembership

Role and remit

SkillsGuide strategic decision

making on skills

Rob Miller - LEP Board and Bluebird VehiclesAllan Stewart - Principal, Selby CollegeEmma Smailes – Federation of Small BusinessesJill Hodges – NYCCPaul Bell – East Riding of Yorkshire CouncilPaul Murphy – Higher YorkJon Stonehouse – City of York CouncilMargaret Hick-Clarke – PA News, HowdenMatt Parsons – York PotashSue Gradwell – NYBEPSue Vasey – Your ConsortiumMartin Pearman – Ripon Grammar SchoolStuart Griffiths - DWP

Make decisions on resource allocation

Commission skills intelligence and analysis

Foster partnership and collaboration

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Impact data and reports

Contract and project management

Strategic Economic Plan

Strategic Economic Plan

Increase productivity by investing in workforce skills

Build competitive advantage through higher level skills

Increase employability by connecting business to education

Build skills, attitude and ambition to help people access jobs

Support high quality apprenticeships and internships

Develop strong communities and active inclusion

Deliver a skills capital programme

Strategic Economic Plan

Develop strong communities and active inclusion

Develop the capacity of the community and social enterprise sectors to meet local needs

Community led local development activity to build inclusion and employability

Activities that promote social inclusion through delivering environmental and community benefits

Priority Skills & Employability Board members

1 Increase Productivity by Investing in Workforce Skills

Group 1

2 Build competitive advantage through higher level skillsIncrease employability by connecting business to educationSupport high quality apprenticeships and internships

Group 2

3 Develop strong communities and active inclusionBuild skills, attitude and ambition to help people access jobs

Group 3

Local Growth Fund BidWhat is happening now?

Overview Group 3

Delivery planESF, DWP & Big Lottery Funded Programmes

What works?

Current activity?

Who does

what? Gaps?

What could be done?

What can add most value?