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Future Trends in Government, Election, and Economy: Adapting for Success

Explore the impact of upcoming general elections, changing government machinery, and economic recession. Learn strategies for local authorities, skills development, and building new relationships for a successful future.

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Future Trends in Government, Election, and Economy: Adapting for Success

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  1. Asha Khemka OBE What’s on the horizon What it means for us

  2. The Bigger Picture • Machinery of Government • Forthcoming general election • Impact of recession

  3. Machinery of Government • Puts local authority in the driving seat • New relationships • New ways of working

  4. A General Election • A likely change of Government • Significant spending cuts • More change on the way

  5. The Tory Alternative • One funding body • One audit regime • One improvement body

  6. Areas of Common GroundImpact of Recession

  7. Young People • Over 1,000,000 young unemployed • Tackling the NEET agenda • Raising the participation age

  8. Skills, Skills, Skills • The skills investment strategy • Technician level skills • Learners as customers

  9. Colleges in the Spotlight • Reform • Relevance • Quality • Earned autonomy

  10. What does it all mean?

  11. New Relationships, New Models • Federations • Colleges, private training providers and schools • The USA • Ireland

  12. New Relationships, New Models • One overarching vision and direction • Individual colleges – local need • Specialist centres of excellence • Shared services

  13. New Relationships, New Models • The benefits • Investment capacity • Political clout • Response to employers • Efficiency • Self regulation

  14. How do we respond?

  15. Be Prepared

  16. Be Bold

  17. Be Creative

  18. Take control of our own destiny

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