Events Apprenticeship Framework launches to tackle industry’s talent shortage

First published on https://the-business-of-events.com/2023/01/16/events-apprenticeship-framework-launches-to-tackle-industrys-talent-shortage/  

The UKEVENTS (formerly BVEP) Skills Talent & Diversity Working Group has launched its Events Apprenticeship Framework. The framework will launch with five apprenticeship schemes, which include: Events Assistant, Live Event Technician, Creative Venue Technician, Live Event Rigger, and AV Event Technician.

Crowdfunding initiative launched as a call to arms to help deliver the Events Apprenticeships framework

The UKEVENTS (formerly BVEP) Skills Talent & Diversity Working Group has launched the Events Apprenticeship Framework to bring together event related apprenticeship programmes.

Christmas Message

Please read below a Year End message from Chris Skeith OBE, UKEVENTS Chair.

UKEVENTS Open Letters to New Government

Following the announcement of the new ministerial appointments, UKEVENTS has written to the Prime Minister, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and several other Ministers urging that they recognise the role of the industry in the Government Growth Agenda. Copies of the letters are available below.

BVEP relaunches as UKEVENTS

- New brand reflects diversity and growth of UK events sector -

The Business Visits and Events Partnership (BVEP), the umbrella body and advocacy group for the UK’s £70 billion events industry, has today unveiled its new brand identity, UKEVENTS, at The Business of Events: UK Policy Forum, at the QEII Centre in Westminster, London.

Interview with Meena Chander, founder of This Is Us Conference and Awards exploring why corporate events should be a key priority for businesses

While it is well-known that corporate events play an important role in networking, collaborating and enhancing a business’s reputation, there is also a lesser-known advantage which is the positive effect it has on employee engagement and business prosperity.