Cogent SSC: UK Nuclear Skills Awards 2012
Thursday, 8 December 2011
12:30 PM
UK Nuclear Skills Awards 2012
Following the success of the World-Class UK Nuclear Skills Awards 2011, Cogent SSC and the National Skills Academy for Nuclear are to hold their fourth collaborative Skills Awards evening for the industry.
Representatives from a wide-range of high-profile organisations will attend the event including major corporates, contractors, academics, funding authorities, regulators, training bodies and other key third parties.
The dinner will be a unique opportunity for employers and stakeholders across the Nuclear Industry to join together for an evening at which success in workforce development will be celebrated through a number of key awards.
The evening will be hosted by TV personality Alexander Armstrong.
The evening will:
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Showcase some of the best practice in nuclear skills development
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Highlight the dedication and achievements of the future generation
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Present current thinking and future trends
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Be an entertaining and stimulating evening and an excellent networking opportunity!
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Sponsorship
This high profile event will be the perfect evening for networking or corporate entertaining – key sponsorship opportunities are available for companies seeking to showcase their activities. For further information, please contact Mary Kinsella on 01925 607045.
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