Creating a City & Guilds fit for the fourth industrial revolution
City & Guilds’ landmark sale is not just a business move, but an act of stewardship to futureproof the skills sector, according to Ann Limb and Kirstie Donnelly.
Sometimes, the stars align, and an opportunity arises to make a bold choice that can shape the course of history, benefit society, and secure significant investment for the FE and skills sector.
This is exactly what is happening with City & Guilds.
In this post-Brexit, post-Covid, AI-dominated era, the delivery of 21st-century qualifications, credentials, awards, and skills must adapt.
This is why a landmark deal will be closed this month, securing the long-term future of the charity while bringing significant investment to the commercial awarding and skills businesses.
According to Ann Limb, this deal may be a result of her legacy preoccupation after half a century in further education.
Author's summary: City & Guilds' sale futureproofs the skills sector.
- Landmark sale secures the charity's long-term future
- Brings significant investment to the commercial awarding and skills businesses
- Adapts to the post-Brexit, post-Covid, AI-dominated era
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