Building Talent for the Future 2: Open to Submissions of up to £50K
This briefing event will give you the chance to find out more about this PEMD open competition with up to £50K available for funding projects.
Innovate UK’s Driving the Electric Revolution challenge, part of UK Research and Innovation, is investing in a portfolio of projects to further develop talent pipelines across the Power Electronics, Machines and Drives (PEMD) industry. Find out more about the funding.
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The Building Talent for the Future 2 competition is designed to aid the creation and delivery of course content and materials to support skills and training across PEMD manufacturing and supply chains. It will also encourage close collaboration between industry and the training sector to identify and fill key gaps in the UK’s workforce talent and training capabilities. Hence BTFTF2 requires that projects have a clearly defined and demonstrable industrial focus.
This is an open competition for projects under £50K. To find out more about the funding available, click here.
This upcoming competition is linked to the recent PEMD Skills Hub competition, which will support the development of a central PEMD focused Skills Hub. This will provide signposting and access to existing and new training courses for learners & businesses, materials for educators, and engaging information for outreach – including courses developed through this Building Talent for the Future 2 competition.
By signing up for this briefing event, you will have the chance to find out more about the scope and eligibility, as well as tips for applying.
Related Opportunities
Driving the Electric Revolution: Building Talent for the Future 2 - projects up to £50k
Opens: 11/03/2022 Closes: 27/04/2022
UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £4.5 million for innovative skills, talent, and training projects for Power Electronics, Motors and Drives (PEMD). This funding is from the Driving the Electric Revolution challenge.