Celebrating those who are championing diversity and inclusion within their organisations and the technical education sector.
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Entries close on 15 December and the finalists and winners will be celebrated at a prestigious ceremony at the Houses of Parliament in early 2024.
Are you going above and beyond to drive diversity and inclusion in apprenticeships and technical education?
Are you delivering inclusive curriculum activities to advance skill development?
Have you delivered an innovative programme to promote equity, diversity and inclusion in your workplace?
The WorldSkills UK Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Heroes Awards, in partnership with the Skills and Education Group, are here to celebrate you all.
The awards, now in its fourth year, recognise those who are championing diversity and inclusion within their organisations and in the technical education sector.
“The awards demonstrate our commitment to helping young people of all backgrounds to get the best start in work and life. Through the celebration of the organisations and individuals that are committed to mainstream Equity, Diversity and Inclusion we hope to provide a catalyst to see real change and inspire others from all backgrounds. Collectively, this work across the sector will develop a more competitive skills base, ensuring we can support UK ambitions for economic growth and prosperity, thereby helping all young people to succeed.”
Ben Blackledge, CEO of WorldSkills UK
Individuals established in their career, who have taken exceptional steps to drive equity, diversity and inclusion, and have shown qualities that encouraged and inspired others.
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Educators who have delivered activities that have facilitated entries into WorldSkills UK competitions from underrepresented groups.
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