Future Skills Hub

The Enginuity Future Skills Hub demystifies the tech, and transitions reshaping industries and driving skills demand within the UK’s engineering and manufacturing sector. Users can access bite-sized technology guides, articles on skills and technology, and interviews with sector leaders via the Enginuity Future Skills Hub Podcast to better understand what skills are needed to keep pace with change.  

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Project details 

Why are we doing this project? 

The rapid advancement of technology is transforming the engineering and manufacturing industries, driving demand for new skills. To help businesses, particularly SMEs, adapt and stay competitive, Enginuity created the Future Skills Hub. This platform provides accessible resources, insights, and practical examples that help employers understand the skills needed to leverage emerging technologies. 

About the project 

Aimed predominantly at manufacturing and engineering SMEs, the Enginuity Future Skills Hub has been established to provide accessible insights into emerging technologies and their impact on skills demand. It offers bite-sized resources, including articles, interviews with industry leaders, and podcast episodes, all focused on demystifying the trends reshaping the sector. The Hub also features case studies, showcasing how small businesses have successfully navigated their own skills challenges. 

Project lead

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Nicola Dolan

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Project status

The Enginuity Future Skills Hub continues to demystify various technologies and their impact on skills demand across the changing landscape of skills and technology in engineering and manufacturing.

Launched in 2024 with an initial focus on digitalisation, the Enginuity Future Skills Hub has become a vital resource for SMEs looking to stay competitive by understanding the skills needed to adopt new technologies. The Hub offers accessible content that simplifies digitalisation, highlighting its benefits and the practical steps businesses can take to integrate it. The platform has been widely utilised, offering regular blog posts, case studies, and podcast episodes that provide expert insights and real-world examples of successful skills adoption. 

Looking ahead, Enginuity will broaden the Hub’s scope by introducing content on emerging technologies, particularly in renewables, with an immediate focus on electrification and hydrogen. Throughout 2024, we’ll enhance the platform with more case studies and podcast episodes, providing SMEs with the latest insights and practical guidance. The Hub will remain a go-to resource, equipping businesses with the knowledge they need to meet future skills demands and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving industry. 

Launch of the Enginuity Future Skills Hub with The Green Edge

The Green Edge is proud to be part of the launch of Enginuity’s new Future Skills Hub. We are certain it will prove be an invaluable resource for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across the engineering and manufacturing sector, both now and into the future. 

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Launch of the Enginuity Future Skills Hub Podcast with The Green Edge

A special series of Green Edge podcasts created for the Enginuity Future Skills Hub. This podcast is produced in association with Enginuity, the charity dedicated to filling the UK’s engineering and manufacturing skills gaps.

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Project outputs

Demystifying digitalisation content

Comprehensive resources exploring the impact of digitalisation on the engineering and manufacturing sectors.

Podcast on automation and robotics

Episode featuring Mike Wilson, Chief Automation Officer at MTC, discussing the significance of automation and robotics in manufacturing.

Real-life case studies

Showcasing leading organisations that are successfully embracing technological change and innovation.

Enginuity lexicon

Introduction of a lexicon across the Future Skills Hub to clarify complex technologies and jargon for easier understanding.

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UK engineers and manufacturers can change the world, but they need the right skills to do so. Together, help us close the skills gaps.

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