EAL are proud to be a part of a monumental revolution in the delivery of Construction and Built Environment sector related qualifications in Wales.

As part of a consortium with City & Guilds, we are reshaping and reframing the existing methods of training and learning within the sector. Taking a streamlined approach, the current selection of qualifications will be simplified from hundreds of qualifications down to eight new ones.

Our parent company Enginuity and Industry Wales are hosting a series of workshops and networking dinners throughout June designed to specifically discuss advanced manufacturing and engineering (AME) skills needs in the Welsh economy.

Skills Development Scotland (SDS) has confirmed that from 15 April 2019, Individual Training Accounts (ITAs) will open to new applicants, with up to 3,700 applications available.

Our parent company Enginuity is the organising partner for 13 WorldSkills UK engineering competitions designed to equip apprentices and students with the world-class skills needed to help UK businesses better compete globally.

We've just launched a new qualification for the Level 3 Plumbing and Domestic Heating Technician apprenticeship standard.

New guidance has been issued by the Education and Skills Funding Agency to inform training providers, employers and apprentices about the need for, and importance of initial assessment (IA) and recognition of prior learning (PL).