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Cogent eBulletin Polymer Special

Welcome - Polymers

This issue of our eBulletin focuses on
Cogent skills solutions for the polymer industry. These solutions are underpinned
by our research into the skills needs of the sector. They are also shaped under the
close direction of the Polymer Skills
Strategy Council (PSSC).

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Setting the direction for polymer skills
Employers and stakeholders play a key role in Cogent’s delivery, with the Polymer Skills Strategy Council (PSSC) guiding our strategy and reviewing our progress.

Polymer qualifications update
A suite of new qualifications representing occupational competence have been accredited onto the QCF and are now available for delivery.

Skills Academy solutions for business
The National Skills Academy Process Industries has launched Skills Assurance.

New provision guide set for launch
We are finalising a guide which sets out specialist education and training in polymer science, engineering and technology.

More news from Cogent

New FD in Polymer Technology starts November 2010
Calling all polymer industry employers… get in touch now to find out more about workforce development for the real world

Placements secure high level skills in-house
Established in 1984 Hi-Tech Mouldings is an injection moulding business based in Waterlooville in Hampshire

Skills Oracle industry insight
Cogent’s Skills Oracle Survey 2010 is now live. It’s a unique project which gathers primary labour market intelligence from companies across the Cogent science using sector.

Apprenticeships bring in new talent
Leading polymer company, Rutland based Linecross Ltd, is investing in apprenticeships to support changing technology and new product development.

Other News

Clarehill Plastics gains competitive advantage through skills
Moorland Composites expands the business through skills
RPC’s Gillian Doughty to support Rutland College
sia Abrafoam invests in Skills for Life
SPRA schools lecture: plastic fantastic!
Skills boost through Women in Work programme

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