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The party says if they come to power they will provide 10,000 new apprenticeships, 5,000 traineeships, and 4,000 work pairings.
Tories' jobs pledge by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
At Heantun Housing Association Limited, in Wellington Road, Bilston, 159 traineeships will be created to undertake roles including care, catering, construction, energy advice and environmental improvement.
Boost for youngsters by Birmingham Mail (England)
The goals of the NCWWI are to: * Derive promising practices in workforce development * Facilitate child welfare leadership training for middle managers and supervisors * Administer BSW and MSW traineeships * Engage national peer networks * Support strategic dissemination of effective workforce practices * Advance knowledge through collaboration and evaluation Please visit the NCWWI web site at www.
The National Child Welfare Workforce Institute by Policy & Practice
 
 
 
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