Skip to main content
Event date
1 December 2026
Event time
13:45-15:45

This roundtable will examine how Skills England’s sector job plans are seeking to reduce reliance on migration in priority sectors, including the effectiveness of pathways developed to fill roles previously reliant on migrant workers.

The discussion will also consider the impact of higher English language requirements for skills routes introduced in January 2026, and how international students moving into skilled employment are navigating the new rules.

The session will bring together employers, migration experts, Skills England and organisations working across the domestic skills pipeline to discuss the practical implications of these changes and the wider direction of skills and migration policy.

A full list of speakers will be announced shortly.

If interested in attending the event, please contact Max Bishop (Max.Bishop@policyconnect.org.uk)

More from Policy Connect

  • Insight

    In Conversation with Nick Holbrook-Sutcliffe: On Transitions, Trust, and Rethinking Education

    25 September 2026 by Rhiannon Tuckett-Jones
  • Insight

    National Manufacturing Day: priorities for the Burnham government 

    24 September 2026 by Robert Allen
  • Insight

    What is Powell and Burnham’s Education and Skills Agenda? 

    24 September 2026 by Max Bishop