Emsi Webinars

Integration of Skills Development into Online Learning Content

Improving the job and career prospects of those entering education and training is becoming far less about the qualifications being offered and more about the skills being gained. Achieving this therefore depends on ensuring that the skills being taught are the ones employers are looking for, and then successfully integrating these into course content.

In this webinar, Emsi’s Director of Further Education, John Gray, and Stuart Allen, Executive Director Curriculum and Quality at The Skills Network (TSN), will come together to look at these issues, with John showing how Emsi data can be used to identify current skills demand, and Stuart talking about how TSN have integrated skills development into their online learning content through Stop and Think Activities, Extend Your Learning Tasks, VLOGS, and Reflective Journals.

A Powerful Way to Understand & Respond to the Impact of the Evolving Crisis on Your Local Economy

Tuesday 27 October, 11.00am

Understanding and responding to the changing dynamics of your local economy is hard at the best of times, but all the more so during the current disruption.We are launching a new online report to help you with this.

Using metrics such as furlough data, key worker numbers, physical proximity in jobs, and the impact on supply chains and affected markets, Emsi’s Response Tracker includes an Exposure Index which will help you answer the following crucial questions.

Join Will Cookson & Martyn Gerard, as they show how the new tool can be used to inform your local planning activity and response to Covid-19.

Looking back on a turbulent year for the UK Labour Market.

Friday 11th December, 10.00am

The word turbulent may well be an understatement when considering the state of the economy in 2020. The near shutdown of whole industries for months; the furlough of millions of workers; the changes in working practices for millions of people; the huge number of redundancies; and the news that we are likely to enter the deepest recession since the early 18th Century.

In this End of Year webinar, we look back on the last 12 months and ask:

Join us as our Managing Director, Andy Durman, and Senior Economist, Duncan Brown, look at the data and insights that tell the story of the UK labour market in 2020.