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Last updated:
19 January 2024
Health and Care Staffing Scotland Act 2019
An international recruitment pilot project has been funded to support providers in developing an ethical and sustainable international recruitment pipeline.
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 December 2021
Education, Children and Young People Committee 15 December 2021
There is the young persons guarantee, the national transition training fund and the flexible workforce development fund.
Committee reports
Date published:
8 February 2022
Inquiry into perinatal mental health - Training
The Committee calls on the Scottish Government to provide a detailed update on progress towards implementing the key recommendations from the PMHN Scotland report related to workforce training, along with timescales and sources of funding for completion of any actions that remain outstanding.
Last updated:
1 July 2025
Panel 6 Session Notes
Lifelong learning & upskilling were raised as areas that required consistent funding to support existing workforce. • Solving educational system mismatch between the skills learned aligned to industry demand is a key issue.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
8 November 2021
S6W-03846
2020-21. The Flexible workforce Development Fund is now open to all employers, with up to £15,000 per year available for UK Government Apprenticeship Levy payers and £5,000 for SMEs to support workforce development supporting business growth.
Last updated:
28 June 2022
20220518COSLA
In summary, it highlighted that: Delivery Assurance Report • 111,574 children were accessing funded ELC as of the end of January 2022: - 97% of these children were accessing more than 600 hours, and 88% were accessing the full 1140 hours funded ELC. - There has been an increase of 16% in the numbers of eligible 2s accessing funded ELC, rising to 6,913. • There has been an increase in the local authority ELC workforce of 549 FTE rising to 18,064 FTE • Private and third sector settings and childminders are delivering 31% of funded provision. 10.
Last updated:
25 July 2022
PE1942_A
This programme is progressing a joint Scottish Government and COSLA ambition to develop trauma-informed workforces and services across Scotland.
Last updated:
28 June 2022
20220519Scottish Childminding Association
The main findings may make stark and uncomfortable reading – • the childminding workforce had declined by 26% (1457 childminders) in the last 5 years (2016-21) • continuing slow progress in including childminders in delivering funded ELC – • only 4% of childminders were delivering funded ELC to eligible two-year- olds (no change since 2019).
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 January 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 30 January 2025
Borders College recently wrote to MSPs to highlight the fact that it has had to cut student activity levels, reduce modern apprenticeships and turn away students who have applied for important subjects, such as construction and engineering, because of cuts in college funding. It has also had to reduce upskilling opportunities due to “the ... removal of the Flexible Workforce Development Fund” and has warned that “in line with many other colleges, Borders College will see increased financial deficits in the coming years.”
Last updated:
18 April 2024
Remote and Rural Healthcare Summary of Evidence
The Nairn Healthcare Group discussed funding models and the GP Contract: “Current funding models disadvantage remote and rural health care provision and take too little account of the additional costs to maintain and develop services in remote and rural settings.
