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London Skills and Employment BoardWelcome to the website of the London Skills and Employment Board (LSEB), established to provide leadership in improving adult skills and employment in London. The LSEB is chaired by the Mayor of London and is employer-led to ensure that its work is driven by the needs of employers and that skills provision meets the existing and future needs of the London workforce. On 17 July 2008, the Mayor launched London’s Future: The Skills and Employment Strategy for London 2008 – 2013. This is the Board’s first Skills and Employment Strategy for London. It sets out a blueprint for the changes required to improve employment and skills outcomes for Londoners and London employers over the next five years. London’s Future executive summary PDF Implementation plansThe Board considered that for this Strategy to be meaningful and have a genuine impact on improving outcomes, implementation plans were needed to spell out the key actions that underpin it. So to accompany the Strategy, the Board has published implementation plans covering the three Strategic Aims of the Strategy. These plans form the basis by which the Board’s ambitions will be realised.The delivery of the Implementation Plans is being led by the Joint Delivery Group which is made up of the LDA, LSC and Jobcentre Plus. The Group will work closely with other delivery partners and stakeholders to ensure that skills and employment outcomes improve across the capital. |
Mayor launches the capital's 'second chance' skills and employment strategy New lead in drive to help employers deliver jobs in run up to 2012 Games Skills board outlines its approach to delivering a skills and employment strategy for London Draft skills and employment strategy for London published 2012 skills programme improves prospects for 20,000 Londoners Mayor sets out London's case for action on skills |
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