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What will Warrington’s employment opportunities look like in 20 years time?  This is the question being posed by Fido for the Warrington Business School in a survey aimed at creating a picture of the future training needs of the North West’s most industrious modern town.

The research study will involve surveying some of Warrington’s businesses and employers in addition to gathering opinions and input from influential organisations and key stakeholders.   A think tank panel, made up of various skills and employment representatives, as well as Business School academics have also been assembled to create a master-plan for Warrington’s future.

An important part of the study will be to understand Warrington’s future as part of this wider region, within the UK and globally including how businesses and public sector organisations are planning to organise themselves to adapt to changing economic and market conditions.

“Warrington has a thriving and enterprising business community and is proving to be a successful environment for emerging research, science and technology sectors, says Susannah Tyson, deputy principal of the business school.

“Our training facility is already highly successful in serving the training needs of these employers, but we want to be even more prepared for the future with a curriculum that provides exactly the right kind of courses and training that commercial and public sector organisations will require.

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