ATI Projects - Our Sectors

Training and Learning

Raising the skills base is an essential component of maintaining the UK’s position as one of the leading technology and innovation countries in the EU. Traditional skills are needing to be replaced with a combination of advanced knowledge and capabilities, as information technologies enable an ever-increasing range of service and commercial product opportunities. ATI have been involved in a number of projects which seek to identify and remove barriers to learning and introduce flexible learning methods.

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Advanced Construction Technology Centre ACT-UK
Development of a Feasibility and Business Plan for this £8 million initiative which will establish the UK national training and professional development centre in Coventry. Project includes the establishment of a construction business incubator and a Building Management Simulation Centre, providing 'state of the art' off-site learning resource for site managers.
Client:Learning and Skills Council  2005-2006

Action for Business Colleges
Worked with three UK Further Education Colleges (Aylesbury, Stratford-upon-Avon and Henley) to carry out vocational training audits and to develop and implement an employer engagement model leading to an increase in vocational and management training opportunities.
Client:Learning and Skills Council  2004-2006

Choice of science GCSE
Carried out a survey of passed pupils to identify the appropriateness of their choice of science GCSE to assess future provision of science courses in the school.
Client: Alcester High School Technology College 2005

Socio-economic  study
Researched the socio-economic data to identify the particular characteristics of the wards and areas from which the School draws its student catchment.
Client: Alcester High School Technology College 2004