We will
- Deliver guidance and advice on strategic HR and employment issues.
- Encourage and support the best use of the Apprenticeship Levy to help authorities to attract and build their future workforce.
- Develop a coordinated approach to tackling skills shortages in priority areas.
- Support constructive relationships with regional trade union bodies and influence national terms and conditions.
National Apprenticeship Week 2021
All this week EELGA will be celebrating #NAW2021 by sharing stories and case studies from Councils across the region
Monday 8 February:
Spotlight On: #Buildthefuture this National Apprenticeship Week #NAW2021
Meet the Apprentice: Gemma Scott, Central Bedfordshire Council
Meet the Apprentice: Asif Ali, Peterborough City Council
Meet the Apprentice: Katey Mills, Anglia Revenues Partnership, Breckland Council
Meet the Apprentice: Frances Macklin, Cambridgeshire County Council
Tuesday 9 February:
Spotlight On: #NAW2021 Entry to Work Opportunities at Essex County Council
Meet the Apprentice: Matt Stewart, EELGA
Meet the Apprentice: Shelley Horwood, Suffolk County Council
Meet the Apprentice: Haidy Lane, Thurrock Council
Meet the Apprentice: Maddie Jackson, Cambridgeshire County Council
Wednesday 10 February:
Spotlight On: South Cambridgeshire District Council’s Apprenticeship Programme
Meet the Apprentice: Jake Healy, Broxbourne Council
Meet the Apprentice: Adam Lucas, Stevenage Borough Council
Meet the Apprentice: Amy Gadalla, Thurrock Council
Thursday 11 February:
Spotlight On: Norfolk County Council National Apprenticeship Week 2021
Meet the Apprentice: Bonnie-May Smith, Tendring District Council
Meet the Apprentice: Hope Smith, Suffolk County Council
Meet the Apprentice: Jessica Lock, Viva Arts (levy transfer from Cambridgeshire County Council
Friday 12 February:
Spotlight On: #NAW2021 Closing Remarks From Councillor Bob Deering, Hertfordshire County Council
Meet the Apprentice: Kate Jeffreys, Ipswich Borough Council
Meet the Apprentice: Chloe Savanna Smith, Suffolk County Council
Meet the Apprentice: Jessie Harald, Stevenage Borough Council
Meet the Apprentice: Daniel Andrei, Thurrock Council
Apprenticeship Challenge 2020
Following the success of two heats in January and March 2020, our finalists produced a short video clip to explain what we need to do to promote apprenticeships in local government as exciting, valuable recruitment and development opportunities, and an accompanying leaflet. Both apprentices have kindly given permission to share their submissions for local authorities in the East of England to use to promote apprenticeships in local government:
Katy Whiting – Apprenticeship Leaflet
Katy Whiting – Digital clip promoting apprenticeships
Ellena Steward – Apprenticeship Leaflet
Ellena Steward – Digital clip promoting apprenticeships
Our thanks to Katy and Ellena for sharing their submissions – the standard of these submissions was exceptional.
Upcoming events
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3rd October 2024EELGA Roundtable Discussion: Energy Generation within the community
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4th December 2024Understanding the Necessity of Completing an Equality Impact Assessment and how to Complete it Correctly - Training for Local Authorities
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6th November 2024
Supporting Neurodivergent individuals during recruitment and in the workplace
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Regional Focus
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20th April 2020Virtual Council Meetings
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1st April 2020Self-isolation as a council leader during Coronavirus
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