Berkshire, Oct 27, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - The Rt. Hon. Lord Taylor has been appointed as Patron of leading edtech firm e-Careers. This relationship comes at a time when the nation desperately seeks for people to upskill and retrain, limiting the impact of the pandemic on unemployment.
The online learning industry has risen to the challenge of sustaining our education system in recent months and the future seems to be pointing towards more reliance on this form of delivery.
Lord Taylor brings his passion and experience in providing confidence to individuals to invest in knowledge and make themselves more employable, helping fill skills gaps across all industries. He will also be advising organisations to relook at their diversity and inclusion strategies and to provide opportunities to newly qualified candidates.
Lord Taylor stated, "I believe that there are many talented individuals out there, who have the potential to drive our country through these unprecedented times. The concern I have is that these individuals have been locked into a position where they feel that they have no choice but to do "jobs" rather than "build careers", especially in sectors where we are facing shortages of skills.
I also believe that employers have a responsibility to give these individuals a genuine chance to get on the career ladder.
e-Careers has a proven record of making professional training engaging, effective, accessible and affordable. Having spoken to the team at length I see this relationship with e-Careers as a perfect fit and look forward to using my credentials and achievements to really help make a difference".
Jazz Gandhum, Founder of e-Careers stated, "The past few months have been both challenging as well as exciting for us. We have been driving the benefits of online learning for many years and I feel a sense of responsibility to step up to the challenge and help people upskill, retrain and qualify through eLearning and Virtual Classrooms in the most effective way possible.
We are involved in all facets of professional training, whether it be self-funded individuals, levy-funded apprentices or businesses wishing to upskill their workforce. We will resource all the experience and knowledge of Lord Taylor to help us get our offerings in front of the appropriate people, so we can help drive change".
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