Why become a member?
- AELP is working in partnership with the government and other key stakeholders to influence policy direction and implementation
Sector Skills Councils
The UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES) superseded two former government-funded agencies - the Sector Skills Development Agency and the National Employment Panel - which closed on 31 March 2008.
The Commission was launched on 1 April 2008 and was a key recommendation in Lord Leitch's 2006 review of skills. The Commission will manage the performance and re-licensing of the 25 employer-led Sector Skills Councils (SSCs) who provide a cohesive powerful voice for employers on current and future skills needs. Each SSC is an employer-led, independent organisation that covers a specific sector across the UK.
For all enquiries regarding Sector Skills Councils please contact enquiries@aelp.org.uk
ALP Sector Skills Council Engagement Strategy
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Asset Skills
Sector: Property, housing, cleaning services and facilities management
Cogent
Chemicals and pharmaceuticals, nuclear, oil and gas, petroleum and polymers
ConstructionSkills
Construction
Creative & Cultural Skills
Advertising, crafts, cultural heritage, design, music, performing, literary and visual arts
e-skills UK
Information technology and telecommunications and the lead body for contact centres on behalf of the Skills for Business network
Energy & Utility Skills
Electricity, gas, waste management and water industries
Financial Services Skills Council
Financial services industry
GoSkills
Passenger transport
Government Skills
Central government
Improve Ltd
Food and drink manufacturing and processing
Institute of Motor Industry
The retail motor industry, new or old car sales, motor repair, MOT, parts and accessories and car hire rental
Lantra
Environmental and land-based industries
Lifelong Learning UK
Community learning and development, further education, higher education, libraries, archives and information services, work-based learning and development
People 1st
Hospitality, leisure, travel and tourism industries
Proskills UK
Process and manufacturing in the building products, coatings, glass, printing, extractive and mineral processing industries
SEMTA
Science, engineering and manufacturing technologies
Skillfast-UK
Fashion and textiles
Skills for Care and Development
Social care, children, early years and young people's workforces in the UK General enquiries
Skills for Health
The health sector across the UK
Skills for Justice
Policing & law enforcement, youth justice, custodial care, community justice, courts service, prosecution service and forensic science
Skills for Logistics
Freight logistics and wholesaling industry
SkillsActive
Sport and recreation, health and fitness, the outdoors, playwork and the caravan industry
Skillset
Broadcast, film, video, interactive media and photo imaging
Skillsmart Retail
Retail
SummitSkills
Building services engineering