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WELCOME Building Plymouth Summit with Thanks to Our Project Sponsors TODAY’S PROGRAMME WELCOME Building Plymouth Summit With thanks to our Project Sponsors TODAY’S PROGRAMME ▪ Welcome address ▪ Progress update ▪ School engagement ▪ Employment and skills plans ▪ Shared Apprenticeship Service SW ▪ Employer skills demand ▪ The Road to Mayflower ▪ Networking DRIVING GROWTH https://www.youtube.com/w atch?v=9pD7FrZj1XI WELCOME Councillor Tudor Evans OBE Leader of Plymouth City Council PROGRESS UPDATE Emma Hewitt Building Plymouth Skills Co-ordinator WITH THANKS TO OUR 35 PROJECT SPONSORS Building Plymouth Summit 3 – January 2016 2018 NEW PROJECT SPONSORS OUR MODEL Project Pipeline anticipation / Procurement Skills Supply Employer / Industry Building Private Public Demand Plymouth FE/HE Providers New entrants New training provision/ funding THE SKILLS CO-ORDINATOR ROLE My primary purpose as Skills Co-ordinator: ▪ Increase local awareness of careers in the sector ▪ Enhance the long term image ▪ Connect more local people with employers ▪ Increase the local availability of skills MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS Key target audiences: ▪ Children and young people ▪ Parents/ guardians ▪ Head teachers, Heads of 6th form, teachers and career advisors ▪ Adults looking to get into work/ wishing to retrain ▪ The range of employers and sub-contactors’ in the construction and built environment sector ▪ Clients - Procurement drive ▪ Key stakeholders The new Mrs Char Wilson Smith, our Building Plymouth Liaison Officer ACTIVITY 2018 (1) How we have TOGETHER: ▪ Increased local awareness of careers in the sector ▪ Enhanced the long term image ▪ Promoted our Building Plymouth Partnership and engaged with even more stakeholders January 2018 Career events January Eggbuckland CC Mock Interviews –Year 13 9 January Heles School Careers Fair 9 January Sir John Hunt Careers Carousel 12 January DHSB Careers Talk 16 January Torbridge High Careers Fair 26 January Plymouth School Of Creative Arts Careers Fair 29 January Lipson Academy Careers Fair 20 Jan,14 Apr & 3 Nov 2018 PLYMOUTH ALBION MATCH DAYS 18 January and 25 September 2018 CITB AMBASSADOR TRAINING February 2018 Career events 1 February Marine Academy Plymouth Assembly Talk – 6th Form 3 February City College Plymouth Open Day 9 February UTC Plymouth Employer Breakfast 21 February Plymouth College Of Art Employability Event 27 February City College Plymouth Big Bang Event 6 February 2018 SKILLS FORUM March 2018 Career events 7 March City College Plymouth Careers Fair 8 March Torbridge High School Talk 14 March Coombe Dean School Applied Learning Day 15 March Eggbuckland CC Aspiration Day –Years 7,8,9 and 10 15 March South Devon College Open Day 19 March Marine Academy Plymouth Assembly Talk – Year 11 MARCH 2018 10 MARCH 2018 APPRENTICESHIP JOBS FAIR APPRENTICESHIP JOBS FAIR Age of the 402 Potential Apprentices View of Construction Entering the Fair since visiting 16 or under Improved/ 48% Positive 67% 17-18 22% No change- Neutral 30% 19-24 15% No change- 25+ 15% Negative 5% APPRENTICESHIP JOBS FAIR 07/03/2018 13/03/2018 28/02/2018 15/03/2018 APPRENTICESHIP JOBS FAIR Of the 176 visitors who completed Feedback Forms rated their overall experience: • 35% Excellent • 52% Very Good • 13% Good Top Schools attending: 1. Hele’s School (48% increase *) 2. Lipson Community College 3. Devonport High School for Boys (22% increase* ) 4. Plymstock School 5. Stoke Damerel * Building Plymouth Adopted School 10 MARCH 2018 PLYMOUTH CONSTRUCTION APPRENTICE OF THE YEAR AWARDS 14-15 MARCH 2018 SKILLS SW 19-23 MARCH 2018 BUILDING PLYMOUTH OPEN DOORS WEEK OPEN DOORS – DAY 1 Monday 19 March Southway Housing Project A housing development consisting of 21 units for Westcountry Housing on a brownfield site • 15 students from Eggbuckland Community College OPEN DOORS – DAY 2 Wednesday 21 March Next development, Marsh Mills This £5M development will create 7,200 m2 of new retail space for Next home and fashion • 12 students from Atrium Studio School Plymouth OPEN DOORS – DAY 2 Wednesday 21 March Bampflyde, Southway A 95 unit for Plymouth Community Homes providing a mix of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes • 14 students from Marine Academy Plymouth OPEN DOORS – DAY 2 Wednesday 21 March Marsh Mills Retail Development This £8M project comprises the construction of 4 retail units and 2 drive thru/fast food outlets • 12 students from Atrium Studio School Plymouth • 15 students from Saltash.net School OPEN DOORS – DAY 3 Thursday 22 March Market Road, Plympton Market Road is a joint venture development with Devon & Cornwall Housing to provide 54 new homes • 15 Bricklaying Students from Construction Training SW OPEN DOORS – DAY 3 Thursday 22 March Bretonside, City Centre Developed by British Land, these new cinema and retail units will comprise a 12 screen Imax cinema with 3795m2 of floor space including provision of 6,070m2 of restaurant space. • 8 Students from St Boniface’s School OPEN DOORS – DAY 3 Thursday 22 March Chaucer Way/ Poet’s Corner, Manadon Situated on the old brownfield site of Chaucer Primary School, the 137 new homes are being built in partnership with Sovereign Housing Association • Architecture Student from Plymouth University OPEN DOORS – DAY 3 Thursday 22 March The Box, City Centre This £37M gallery and museum complex will house seven collections in one building and is destined to become a key cultural attraction for the city and the region, opening as the flagship building for Mayflower400 • 3 students from Mount Tamar School • 15 students from UTC Plymouth OPEN DOORS – DAY 4 Friday 23 March Redwood Heights, Plympton Redwood Heights is a collection of 190 homes currently under construction in Plympton • 8 students from Sir John Hunt School OPEN DOORS – DAY 4 Friday 23 March Derry’s Department Store, City Centre This £32.5m redevelopment multi-purpose project will become a 500 bed student accommodation block, a 110 bedroom top floor hotel and 7 mixed purpose, ground floor retail units and student facilities • 11 students from the School of Creative Arts & 2 from Pluss • 15 students from UTC Plymouth OPEN DOORS – DAY 4 Friday 23 March Scott Medical Studio School, Stoke This is the new 375 pupil Studio School for 14 to 19 year olds led by Stoke Damerel Community College in partnership with local healthcare partners’ • 16 students from Stoke Damerel Community College split over 2 sessions OPEN DOORS FEEDBACK / EVALUATION School Communication View of View of Overall Attending Prior Construction Construction Experience next year? Before after Sir John Hunt Excellent Average High Excellent Yes Saltash.net Excellent Average High Very Good Yes MAP Excellent Average High Very Good Yes Atrium Very Good High High Excellent Yes Mount Tamar Excellent Poor High Very Good Yes Eggbuckland Excellent Average High Excellent Yes UTC Excellent Average High Excellent Yes April 2018 Career events 17 April Stoke Damerel Assembly –Year 7 Launch of Design a Home for Everyone 24 April Cornwall College Apprenticeship Recruitment Event 24 April Stoke Damerel Project Reviews –Year 7 26 April St Boniface's Apprenticeship Fair 28 April City College Plymouth Open Day 16 April 2018 MORGAN SINDALL SUPPLY CHAIN EVENT May 2018 Career events 9 May Sir John Hunt Careers Evening 16 May South Devon College Open Day 25 May Shekinah Re:Construct Open Day 1 May 2018 HASLER 18 May 2018 DEVON BUSINESS AWARDS FINALIST – Education and Business Partnership 31 May 2018 MILITARY INSIGHT DAY WITH MCLAREN 13 June 2018 DEVON BUSINESS SHOW 14 June 2018 SKILL BUILD 20 June 2018 BUILDING PLYMOUTH SKILLS FORUM 22 June 2018 SOUTH WEST CONSTRUCTION SUMMIT, BRISTOL Saturday 23 June 2018 ICE CIVIL ENGINEERING EXTRAVAGANZA Saturday 30 June 2018 ARMED FORCES DAY July 2018 Career events 3 July DHSB Oceansgate Site Visit 3 July Lipson Academy Careers Fair –Year 10-11 10 July Stoke Damerel Assembly –Year 7 11 July Torbridge High Construction Day –Year 10 17 July Stoke Damerel Tour of Millfields – Year 7 12 July 2018 ATRIUM STUDIO SCHOOL EMPLOYER BREAKFAST 17 July 2018 DESIGN A HOME WINNERS TOUR OF MILLFIELDS 8 August 2018 JOBS FAIR, GUILDHALL 16 & 23 August 2018 BUILDING PLYMOUTH A LEVEL & GCSE RESULTS DAYS 20 September 2018 ROYAL MARINES CHARITY CAREERS FAIR - LYMPSTONE October 2018 Career events 4 October Coombe Dean Assembly –Year 10 6 October South Devon College Open Day 10 October Hele’s School Careers Day –Year 9 11 October DHSB Choices Evening Talk –Year 10-11 13 October Atrium Studio School Industry Careers Showcase Event October 2018 Career events 24 October Open Doors Language School Careers Fair 29 October Ivybridge CC Careers Assembly Talk –Year 7 29 October Eggbuckland CC Mock Interviews 30 October Plymouth University Placement & Graduate Fair 2 October 2018 JCP JOBS FAIR, DRAKE CIRCUS 12 October 2018 DIVERSITY CONFIDENT 30 October 2018 PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY PLACEMENT & GRADUATE FAIR 30 October 2018 KIER MEET THE BUYER EVENT, OCEANSGATE November 2018 Career events 1 Nov Ivybridge CC Careers Assembly Talk –Year 8 3 Nov City College Plymouth Open Day 7 Nov Plymouth University Science & Engineering Fair 8-9 Nov Hele’s School Mock Interviews –Year 10 9 Nov Open Doors Language School Site Visit 12 Nov Ivybridge CC Careers Assembly Talk –Year 11 13 Nov Ivybridge CC Careers Assembly Talk –Year 10 20 Nov UTC Plymouth Open Evening November 2018 Career events 21 Nov South Devon College Open Evening 21 Nov Ivybridge CC Careers Event 22 Nov Plympton Academy Careers Fair 22 Nov Eggbuckland CC Open Evening 23 Nov PSCA Construction Day – Year 11 26 Nov DHSB Curriculum Challenge, The Box –Year 9 30 Nov Ivybridge CC Building Plymouth Workshop – Year 9 30 Nov DHSB Judging of Curriculum Challenge 14 November 2018 YOUNG WOMEN IN STEM FAIR AT THE ZOO 23 November 2018 PLYMOUTH SCHOOL OF CREATIVE ARTS CONSTRUCTION DAY 26 November 2018 DEVONPORT HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS CONSTRUCTION DAY AT THE BOX IMPACT 2018 (2) ▪ Heightened awareness of opportunities in construction and our Building Plymouth Partnership ▪ Connect more local people with employers Activity Review for Year Stats November 2017 – November 2018 Building Plymouth Activity Review Website homepage Building Plymouth Activity Review Website Overview – Nov 17 – Nov 18 Nov 2017 – Nov 2018 Users 6,631 New users 6,644 Sessions 8,667 No.
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