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British Steel recruits 70 apprentices and graduates to strengthen future workforce
British Steel will welcome 70 new apprentices and graduates to the business next month as it looks to strengthen its skills pipeline and develop the next generation of steelmakers. Read more via The Manufacturer
Skills Minister Jacqui Smith tells young grafters ‘be proud’
Minister for Skills Baroness Jacqui Smith, has sent a heartfelt message to the UK’s young ‘grafters’ on the frontline of the Prime Minister’s ‘Hard Hat Revolution’. Read more via The Manufacturer
A-level maths should not be a barrier to becoming an engineer says new report
Ahead of A-Level results on 13 August, The New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE) has published a new report supporting one of the most distinctive features of its degree courses. Read more via The Manufacturer
Britain’s AI future needs renewable electronics
The UK’s aim to become an AI powerhouse is built on supply chains controlled by other nations, warns technology pioneer in renewable electronics, In2tec. Read more via The Manufacturer
How the Wrought Iron & Brass Bed Company is preserving British craftsmanship through innovation
Every day, consumers are looking beyond mass-produced furniture in favour of products that are built to last. The Manufacturer visited the Wrought Iron & Brass Bed Company to discover how craftsmanship, sustainability and innovation are shaping the future of British manufacturing. Read more via The Manufacturer
