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Listing of all 7 news releases from UK Skills:
Engineering competition deadline announced
Ambitious industrial technicians, electricians and welders in employment, training or education have until the 16th of March 2007 to register for the the 2007 SkillENG competitions.
News from UK Skills ( 8 February 2007)
Effective training creates flexible workforce
The 20th annual National Training Awards have generated over 200 good reasons why the UK needs to take training seriously, according to the organisation that runs the awards.
News from UK Skills (12 September 2006)
Government endorses UK WorldSkills 2011 bid
Skills Minister Phil Hope put the seal on the UK's bid to host the WorldSkills 2011 competition, by formally posting the bid to David Hoey, Worldskills Secretary General in the Netherlands.
News from UK Skills ( 4 April 2006)
UK skills team is world class
The UK team placed 12th on average team score at the 2005 WorldSkills Competition, scooping one gold, two silver medals and seven Medallions of Excellence.
News from UK Skills (14 July 2005)
Five young engineers on WorldSkills shortlist
UK Skills has revealed the names of five young engineers from across the UK who have been shortlisted for the UK team to compete in the WorldSkills Competition.
News from UK Skills (21 December 2004)
WorldSkills competitors gain licentiateship
Eight competitors from the team that represented the UK at the WorldSkills Competition in 2003 in the engineering trade, have been awarded the Licentiateship of City and Guilds.
News from UK Skills (24 May 2004)
UK engineers are world class
A recent survey reveals that although people recognise the importance of training for a job, they actually spend more time training for sport or fitness than for work.
News from UK Skills (12 November 2003)
