Local businesses invited to 1st networking event by the Greater Merseyside Learning Providers' Federation
LOCAL businesses invited to 1st
networking event by the Greater Merseyside Learning Providers' Federation.
Sefton businesses are invited to an exclusive networking event by the Greater
Merseyside Learning Providers Federation (GMLPF). GMLPF is hosting its 1st
networking event for its members on 19 June 2015, which will allow attendees to
learn from each other and provide an opportunity to share ideas and collaborate.
The organisation works with many Sefton learning providers to promote and
facilitate work based learning. This includes Sefton Borough Council, North West
Training Council (NWTC) and Southport College. Taking place in the Rum Warehouse
at the Titanic Hotel, the Summer Ball will follow a modern cruise ship theme,
with many surprises on the night yet to be announced. The theme for the evening
takes inspiration from the programme of events happening this summer to
celebrate Cunard's 175th Anniversary. James Glendenning, chief executive of
GMLPF says this event to be the 1st of many, adding:- "The aim of the
Summer Ball is to provide our members with a unique evening to network,
collaborate and forge links with their fellow learning providers. The ball will
celebrate our members' hard work and dedication to providing 1st class learning
opportunities to young people. As 1 of the largest work based learning provider
networks in the country, our aim is to offer our members the best advice;
whether that's through practical workshops, staff development or sharing our
pool of networks in this sector. This evening will facilitate collaboration
between the different businesses and hopefully lead to some exciting
opportunities which will benefit the young people in the Liverpool City Region."
GMLPF is a non-profit organisation that champions and supports over 60
Merseyside work based learning providers. Through its involvement with different
initiatives, GMLPF aims to help providers improve their standards for
apprenticeships and work based learning.
