Bringing Scotland’s employers together to shape qualifications reform
Qualifications Scotland and Education Scotland have launched a new Employer Insight Group to ensure Scotland’s curriculum and qualifications reflect the changing needs of the workforce.
More than 40 employers from sectors including financial services, construction, retail and the public sector attended the group’s first session in Glasgow on 30 September. Discussions focused on curriculum development and the reform of vocational and technical qualifications, alongside National Courses.
The group will provide employers with an ongoing opportunity to share insights into the skills, competencies and progression pathways needed across different industries. This input will help inform the development of qualifications that prepare learners for employment and support employers’ workforce needs.
The initiative forms part of a wider programme of qualifications reform running from 2026 to 2028. Qualifications Scotland and Education Scotland will continue working with employers, educators, learners, parents and carers to develop qualifications that meet the needs of learners, centres, employers and wider society.
Highlights include
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More than 40 employers from sectors including financial services, construction, retail and the public sector attended the group’s first session in Glasgow on 30 September. Discussions focused on curriculum development and the reform of vocational and technical qualifications, alongside National Courses.
The group will provide employers with an ongoing opportunity to share insights into the skills, competencies and progression pathways needed across different industries. This input will help inform the development of qualifications that prepare learners for employment and support employers’ workforce needs.
The initiative forms part of a wider programme of qualifications reform running from 2026 to 2028. Qualifications Scotland and Education Scotland will continue working with employers, educators, learners, parents and carers to develop qualifications that meet the needs of learners, centres, employers and wider society.
Highlights include
- More than 40 employers involved in the first session.
- Participation from financial services, construction, retail and the public sector.
- Employer insights will inform vocational, technical and National Course reform.
- Ongoing engagement will support the development of qualifications and progression pathways for the future.
Read about bringing employers together to shape qualifications reform.
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