The South East Midlands Local Enterprise Partnership has now
formally closed as a registered limited company.

To stay updated on the latest economic developments throughout the region, we encourage you to visit the South East Midlands Growth Hub. The SEM Growth Hub also provides free business advice and guidance to all businesses, manages funding and grant programmes and has an extensive resource library where businesses can find additional support.

Visit the South East Midlands Growth Hub here

You can still continue to browse the SEMLEP website, and contact
all employees using their existing email addresses.

East Northamptonshire Enterprise Centre East Northamptonshire Enterprise Centre
East Northamptonshire Enterprise Centre
Northampton College Advanced Engineering Centre Northampton College Advanced Engineering Centre
Northampton College Advanced Engineering Centre
School students having a discussion with their teacher School students having a discussion with their teacher
School students having a discussion with their teacher
Northampton Waterside Campus Northampton Waterside Campus
Northampton Waterside Campus
People talking in a building under construction People talking in a building under construction
People talking in a building under construction
A Starship Robot driving down a street A Starship Robot driving down a street
A Starship Robot driving down a street
   

Careers & Enterprise employer engagement event

28 October 2016

Over 20 people from local schools, colleges and businesses gathered at Mark Rutherford School in October to explore the topic 'What Employer Engagement Looks Like in Practice'.
 
Representatives from several of our partner schools mingled with some of our new and prospective Enterprise Advisers.
 
Following an introduction from our Enterprise Coordinator, Peter Rayner, Sam Baker from Mark Rutherford School gave an outline of the benefits employer engagement has given to the school and its students.
 
This was followed by presentations from Simon Naylor and Tony Rice, who are both members of the Bedford School’s Business Partnership, to give the benefits from an employer and training organisation viewpoint.
 
Ellie Marcham then explained how Bedford Borough Council are keen to support school/employer engagement and how the Enterprise Adviser Network can assist in bringing this together. Finally, Ray Farrow, who is an Enterprise Adviser in Northamptonshire shared his experience of working with a school in one of the pilot areas for the programme.
 
One of his key messages was that he has not found one single person involved in the Northamptonshire network who does not think the programme is a good thing for both schools and businesses.  

Your login details have been used by another user or machine. Login details can only be used once at any one time so you have therefore automatically been logged out. Please contact your sites administrator if you believe this other user or machine has unauthorised access.