External Training and Workforce Skills Framework

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East Ayrshire Council

Value

£3,600,000

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Classifications

Training services
Specialist training services
Training facilities
Vocational training services
Industrial and technical training services
Training programme services
Safety training services
Computer training services
Environmental training services
Computer-user familiarisation and training services
Health and first-aid training services
First-aid training services
Personal development training services

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Published

1 year ago

Description

This is a re-opening of an existing framework. Current providers need not reapply.
The Council seek procure a Framework of training providers which will incorporate the requirements of East Ayrshire Works with the needs of the Workforce and Future Skills team. The Framework will be split into two lots with the needs of each individual service.

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East Ayrshire Council

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Zoe Wilson

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