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Positive local stories, useful developments and people making a difference in training.

The Middlesbrough College Apprenticeships and Training team holding a banner announcing the new identity

Northern Skills becomes MC Apprenticeships & Training after 6,000-person consultation

Middlesbrough College has brought its apprenticeship and employer-training provision closer to the main college brand following consultation with more than 6,000 stakeholders.

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Beth Brockwell at Steel River Quay, where she is developing her leadership and project management skills through apprenticeship levy funding.

£1.8m apprenticeship pot is already helping Tees Valley firms take on new talent

Eleven major employers have pledged around £1.8 million through a Tees Valley scheme that redirects unused apprenticeship levy funding to local businesses. So far, 89 apprentices have been supported and £600,000 remains available.

Young people involved in Tees Valley employment support

Youth Guarantee reopens to help Tees Valley 18 to 21-year-olds into work

The Youth Guarantee Trailblazer has reopened for a second year, offering local 18 to 21-year-olds personalised support, training and, where appropriate, paid work experience.

Delegates attending the public showcase for the new Health and Social Care Academy.

Hartlepool Health and Social Care Academy partners invite comments on future of industry

Industry experts and community members have met at Hartlepool College of Further Education to review plans for a new health and social care training facility funded by the Town Deal.