“The e-skills Bulletin is brilliant! It keeps me in touch
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with the industry. I use it to provide Labour Market
Information and Intelligence to the Careers Staff
and students.”
Anne Rowe, University of Ulster
Regular research publications training, and post-16 education. We also supply regular
e-skills UK has also established a suite of ongoing
labour market information for the Home Office Migration
publications:
Advisory Committee and the Information Technology,
Communications & Electronics (ITCE) Sector Panel to
• The ICT Inquiry, based on a quarterly survey support decisions on work permit applications.
of 1,000 employers (statistically valid by size
and geography), provides a topical update on
“I use the e-skills Bulletin to research the likely
the demand for ICT labour and skills;
effects of ICT skills gaps/weaknesses on small
• The e-skills Bulletin offers an independent,
and medium enterprises.”
quarterly summary of the secondary ICT Dr Colin Gray, Open University Business School
labour market data and trends, covering
stock market performance, training spend, “The ICT enquiry helps us to plan future
recruitment trends and pay rates; curriculum and place resources in the College.”
• The Telecoms Bulletin is a bi-annual update
on the Telecoms labour market.
Bob Ellis, St Helen’s College
“The e-skills Bulletin provides intelligence on
Bespoke research the current position of ICT market and informs
e-skills UK also supports requests for bespoke
my thinking on my work related to writing of
research. We have, for example, carried out an
Regional Economic Strategy.”
international benchmark study on Women in IT and an Dr Alan Srbljanin, East Midlands Development
investigation into the links between inward investment, Agency
growth and employment demand in Northern Ireland.
Policy
e-skills UK actively monitors and responds to policy
consultations undertaken in all four UK nations.
Our objective is to ensure that technology skills
needs are taken into account in the development of
policy relating to enterprise, education and training
throughout the UK.
We submitted detailed responses to the recent ‘Leitch
Review of Skills to 2020’ – a report that provided
an insight into the UK’s skills needs in the face of
globalisation – as well as consultations relating
to Apprenticeships, the accreditation of employer
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