July 16, 2010

Talent & Skills Peer Learning Programme

Who is it for?

A vital resource for HR, Training & Development and other Talent and Skills professionals looking for information and tools to help perform their role as productively and efficiently as possible, the network provides a unique space to share experiences, discuss hot topics in the skills agenda, analyse internal processes and find skills-related solutions to organisational issues.

What will I get from joining?

• Delegate places at four ‘hot topic’ employer-hosted events a year, each including:
 High profile employers presenting the business case for investing in skills and sharing their experiences
 A variety of tailored workshops
 Peer learning and networking opportunities
• Access to an exclusive members-only website where you can contact other network members, share knowledge and information, and find a wealth of useful resources
• Exclusive webinars supplementing the annual event programme, featuring subject experts
• Access to experts on the skills agenda from across the sector, including government policy makers and other agencies

Annual fee:

The network year runs from July – June, and the first event in the new cycle is on the 15th September, hosted by Lincolnshire Cooperative in Lincoln. As an introductory offer this event is offered as a free taster. The annual fee will be adjusted accordingly.

BITC Members: £1500
Non-BITC members: £1850

Membership is corporate and open to employers of all sizes and sectors.

You can join the network by contacting Anita Powell on anita.powell@bitc.org.uk

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3 comments (leave yours)

1. gruzoperevozki

   May 10 2011, 4:03 am

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   November 13 2011, 8:18 pm

   Of course these things are very much important indeed!

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   December 06 2011, 7:05 am

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