NOCN Group joins Greater Manchester Learning Providers Network (GMLPN)
Posted 26 November 2024
NOCN Group, an international charity delivering future-fit skills solutions with social impact for colleges, training providers, employers and individuals, has joined the Greater Manchester Learning Providers Network (GMLPN).
Established in 2001, GMLPN is a growing network of over 120 members including Independent Training Providers, FE Colleges, Community Voluntary Organisations, Universities, key suppliers, and stakeholders. GMLPN works alongside key partners and Local Authorities to achieve an ever-closer alignment between the needs of employers, individuals, communities, and the suppliers of skills.
Shelley van Kooten, Sector Manager – Skills for Life & Work, NOCN Group, said:
“At NOCN Group, our aim is to enable organisations and individuals to fulfil their potential and thrive through advancement of skills in the sectors and areas where they are most needed. We know that this needs to happen at a global, national and local level to have the most impact, which is why we are proud to be part of regional networks like GMLPN.”
Julie Lappin, Executive Director at GMLPN said:
“NOCN Group is renowned for its commitment to delivering high-quality vocational qualifications and training solutions that meet the needs of learners and employers alike. We are delighted that they have chosen to become a member of GMLPN!
“With a focus on innovation and continuous improvement, NOCN Group plays a crucial role in supporting skills development across various sectors including construction, engineering and healthcare. Their expertise in creating flexible learning pathways and promoting inclusivity aligns perfectly with our mission to empower individuals and strengthen the local workforce.
“NOCN Group’s emphasis on partnerships with industry stakeholders ensures that its qualifications remain relevant and responsive to the evolving job market. We are excited about the potential collaborations ahead and the positive impact NOCN Group will have on enhancing the skills landscape in Greater Manchester.”