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Official Report
Meeting date:
17 November 2021
Economy and Fair Work Committee 17 November 2021
In addition, during the pandemic, we have worked to upskill and reskill some 10,000 employees through the flexible workforce development fund. We have developed 125 digital courses on which indiv...
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 October 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 25 October 2023
For example, although it does not quite state this, the Withers review implies that the flexible workforce development fund should end and be brought under the main central funding arrangements.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
13 March 2025
Exploring Employability Funding Allocation in Scotland - Section 5.2 Impact of Funding Delays on Disabled Individuals and Parents
Disruption to Childcare and Employability Services
Delays in funding impede the delivery of critical services, such as childcare and paid placements, that enable parental workforce participation.
Petitions
Petition published:
30 October 2025
Provide a sustainable funding model for Scotland’s colleges
Provide a sustainable funding model for Scotland’s colleges.
Last updated:
28 November 2023
LetterfromtheMinisterPrebudgetScrutiny2024
The Scottish Funding Council has also been working with local government to develop the Modern Apprenticeship in Regulatory Services (MA).
Last updated:
28 November 2023
PrebudgetScrutiny2024
The Scottish Funding Council has also been working with local government to develop the Modern Apprenticeship in Regulatory Services (MA).
Last updated:
26 April 2022
Early Learning and Childcare Delivery Progress Report February 2022
. • Data returned by local authorities indicates that 111,574 children were accessing funded ELC as of the end of January 2022. • Of these, 97% were accessing more than 600 hours, and 88% were accessing the full 1140 hours funded ELC. • Every council reported an increase between 6% and 26% in numbers of 2-5-year-olds accessing funded ELC compared to August 2021. • There has been an increase of 16% in the numbers of eligible 2s accessing funded ELC, rising from 5,966 children in August 2021 to 6,913 in January 2022. • There has been an increase in the local authority ELC workforce of 549 FTE rising from 17,515 FTE in August 2021 to 18,064 FTE in January 2022. • Further workforce increases are expected, with a further 593 FTE expected to be in place in April 2022. • Funded providers in the private and voluntary sectors and childminders provide 31% of all funded provision. • As of February 2022, there were 913 projects in the capital programme, 85% of which are now complete. 4 | Early Learning and Childcare Expansion Delivery Progress Background and Context The duty on local authorities to secure 1140 hours funded ELC for all eligible children has been in effect since 1st August 2021.
Last updated:
4 December 2025
Final SPICe_CCP_Call_for_Views_analysis_Buildings
Other respondents emphasised that rural and off-grid properties face unique challenges and require tailored solutions, such as flexible heating technologies and workforce development.
Last updated:
25 November 2025
SPICe_CCP_Call_for_Views_analysis_Buildings final
Other respondents emphasised that rural and off-grid properties face unique challenges and require tailored solutions, such as flexible heating technologies and workforce development.
Last updated:
5 November 2025
SPICe_CCP_Call_for_Views_analysis_Buildings
Other respondents emphasised that rural and off-grid properties face unique challenges and require tailored solutions, such as flexible heating technologies and workforce development.
