Supporting Member BusinessesNorth Devon Manufacturers Association Undergraduate Sponsorship Graduate Recruitment & Retention 9 th March 2016.

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Supporting Member BusinessesNorth Devon Manufacturers Association Undergraduate Sponsorship Graduate Recruitment & Retention 9 th March 2016

Supporting Member BusinessesNorth Devon Manufacturers Association Outline NDMA Background NDMA Activities with Schools NDMA Careers Booklet Arkwright Scholarship Trust The NDMA Undergraduate Sponsorship proposal

Supporting Member BusinessesNorth Devon Manufacturers Association Background NDMA: –Membership: ~60 members (large, medium and small) –Aim: to promote and support best practice in the area, in terms of innovation, manufacturing excellence and skills. –Achieved by: best practice events throughout the year (visits, briefings etc) Annual Awards (in 19th Year) Awards Event includes Schools Technology Awards: –To help promote STEM subjects in schools and colleges –Supported and co-ordinated by ESB/ND+ –Age Groups 13-16; 16-18; –2014: 49 entries from 7 schools –2015: 96 entries from 12 schools –2016: Entries invited; Primary School challenge introduced Helped us recognise that we could do more

Supporting Member BusinessesNorth Devon Manufacturers Association Careers Initiative Careers Booklet –NDMA Members highlighting difficulties in recruiting high quality qualified staff –High calibre local students leave area –Perception that North Devon is a “career cul-de-sac” –Collaborative project with ND+/ESB –Case Studies from a variety of companies in the area –Launched November 2015 Large print run – copies available –Soft copy booklet available to download NDMA website under the “Careers & Skills in North Devon” tab

Supporting Member BusinessesNorth Devon Manufacturers Association Careers Booklet - example

Supporting Member BusinessesNorth Devon Manufacturers Association The Arkwright Scholarship Trust Arkwright Scholarships Trust –“identifies, inspires and nurtures future leaders in Engineering and Technical Design” –supported by companies, trade associations, universities, professional institutions, charitable trusts, armed services and personal donors. –provides Scholarships to A-Level Students; cost £1k pa over 2 years –TDK offered 2 Scholarships for Academic year Sept-15 Kingsbridge Academy, Devon Torquay Boys Grammar School, Devon –Low presence in North Devon Schools –NDMA has publicised Trust to members, along with EDT (YINI)

Supporting Member BusinessesNorth Devon Manufacturers Association The Arkwright Scholarship Trust

Supporting Member BusinessesNorth Devon Manufacturers Association Undergraduate Sponsorship: background The problem: –Young talent leaves the area for Higher Education elsewhere –Does not return after graduation –Result: Talent drain. –Businesses requiring higher level technical skills struggling to recruit candidates for some roles –National shortages in technical skills compound this problem for businesses in North Devon & Torridge –Some teachers and school staff may be out of touch with the real- world context of the advanced manufacturing sector –Risk that they share out-of-date thinking with students Local career opportunities may not be seen

Supporting Member BusinessesNorth Devon Manufacturers Association The Idea Like-minded employers collaborate to develop a funded graduate programme for talented local youngsters. The offer: –employer will pay the graduate some or all of their tuition fees on completion of a two year, full-time work commitment The process –A/A* students in Maths & Physics will be invited to apply to the programme. –During the programme, vacation, or pre-course employment may be available Awareness –employer relationships with schools and key teachers will be improved and businesses will be better able to identify talent

Supporting Member BusinessesNorth Devon Manufacturers Association The impact over time Building a cohort of local graduates time will help reduce impact of skills shortages –makes local recruitment easier –helps talent retention within the area Graduates become ambassadors for the programme –help raise awareness of the wealth of business opportunities available locally to young people. Further improves links between employers and schools Helps develop sector knowledge of teaching staff Initiative will lift career aspirations, and create a valuable and sustainable legacy.

Supporting Member BusinessesNorth Devon Manufacturers Association Publicity

Supporting Member BusinessesNorth Devon Manufacturers Association Plymouth Manufacturing in Schools Challenge Worth considering……………?

Supporting Member BusinessesNorth Devon Manufacturers Association Thank You