BUSINESSES can book their place at Thursday morning's Business Breakfast at the Grimsby Institute.
The event will see the launch of Business Professors, a new scheme in which employers are being encouraged to take a more hands-on role in shaping the college's courses.
The aim of the new programme is to ensure students are leaving their training or education equipped with the skills needed to excel in their chosen career.
Chairman of governors Mike Parker, a former deputy chief executive of Youngs Seafood, will formally launch the scheme. Special guest Lord Haskins, the chairman of the Humber Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), will also give a talk about the importance of apprentices to mark Apprenticeship Week.
The event takes place at the Grimsby Institute's University Centre at 8am on Thursday.
Anyone interested in attending can email guyettm@grimsby.ac.uk.
The event will see the launch of Business Professors, a new scheme in which employers are being encouraged to take a more hands-on role in shaping the college's courses.
The aim of the new programme is to ensure students are leaving their training or education equipped with the skills needed to excel in their chosen career.
Chairman of governors Mike Parker, a former deputy chief executive of Youngs Seafood, will formally launch the scheme. Special guest Lord Haskins, the chairman of the Humber Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), will also give a talk about the importance of apprentices to mark Apprenticeship Week.
The event takes place at the Grimsby Institute's University Centre at 8am on Thursday.
Anyone interested in attending can email guyettm@grimsby.ac.uk.
