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'Future skills' | Why E.ON was first in line for the government's new AI apprenticeship scheme

E.ON logo on building exterior
E.ON logo on building exterior

E.ON UK has become one of the first employers to sign up to the Government’s newly launched AI and Automation practitioner apprenticeship, in a move it says will form a key part of its long-term workforce skills development strategy.

Speaking to HR Grapevine, Sally Lane, Head of People Development at the energy company, said the scheme will ensure staff will gain “recognised qualifications and technical expertise”  in AI and related areas.

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