Sentence examples for skills in the sector from inspiring English sources

However, Mr Etherington said the sector also needed help from government to develop some core skills in the sector.

ScottishPower and SSE have helped, by cultivating skills in the sector and drawing in contractors, such as Gamesa.

For example, back in 2010 reflecting on the government's then fledgling "big society", I questioned whether we had the right skills in the sector.

Only India can come close to the population and cheap labour that is in China and, as noted, needs to make huge leaps in its infrastructure and skills in the sector.

In addition, a strategic approach to improving skills in the sector is needed, by encouraging more youngsters to study subjects such as science, engineering and maths, helping to forge links between universities and industry and providing incentives for people going into low-carbon jobs.

Keith Mogford, chief executive of Skills- Third Sector, the charity responsible for supporting workforce development in the voluntary sector, welcomed Marsh's appointment, calling it the most significant recognition by the government in recent time of the central importance of development skills in the sector.

The Liberal Democrats have said the government should set up a new office to promote IT skills throughout Whitehall, in an effort to fill the "skills gap" in the sector.

This in turn means that skills gaps in the sector could widen without adequate planning for and investment in training.

"An encouraging 15 months of sustained employment growth – the longest since 2006-2008 – is revealing a major skills shortage in the sector".

From those initial conversations, several partner companies have emerged, with global communications agency McCann Erickson, co-designing the course to accurately reflect skills gaps in the sector, thus reducing the time needed to shape the course to reflect employers' demands.

I'm sure there are others, but they may be small organisations whose best help to you may be to provide information on activities in the region, skills needed in the sector, and how to develop your career--rather than telling you about vacancies.