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The APGSE holds a busy programme of parliamentary seminars, receptions and conferences with relevant Ministers, Government officials and other high-profile speakers from the education and employment sectors and beyond.

Group AGM

12th February 2020

AGM of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Skills & Employment

Following the General Election of December 12th 2019, the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Skills & Employment will meet for its AGM to elect new officers and discuss the forward programme. For further information please contact simon.kelleher@policyconnect.org.uk. 

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Sir John Hayes MP

Group Scoping Meeting

11th November 2019

The Group is scheduling a meeting to discuss its programme and what the current political turmoil means for FE and skills.

This meeting will be chaired by Sir John Hayes MP. For further information please contact Simon.kelleher@policyconnect.org.uk.

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Group Officer's AGM

24th July 2019

Meeting of the Parliamentary Officers of the APPG for Skills & Employment 

For further information please contact simon.kelleher@policyconnect.org.uk

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FETL

FETL Summer Symposium

17th July 2019

FETL Summer Symposium

We are delighted to partner with the Further Education Trust for Leadership (FETL) to invite you to join us in Parliament to discuss the future of FE.

The impact of technology on the further education (FE) sector has been a recurring theme in all FETL research publications, with contributions from Sir Michael Barber, Bob Harrison, and Paul McKean discussing the implications of AI and digital skills gaps in the sector directly. 

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Philip Augar and Baroness Wolf

The Augar Review: What next?

9th July 2019

On July 9th Policy Connect hosted a session of the APPG for Skills and Employment on the Augar Review into Post-18 Education, attended by Philip Augar and Baroness Wolf.

Amidst the Conservative Leadership contest the event considered how the Post-18 Education and Funding Review, commissioned by Theresa May in 2017 would fare under a new Conservative Prime Mininister. 

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