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Historic England (HE) is inviting views from sector colleagues on the sort of training it should deliver, with a survey closing on September 30.<\/h3>\nHistoric England (HE) is inviting views from sector colleagues on the sort of training it should deliver, with a survey closing on September 30.<\/h3>\n<\/p>\n
HE writes:<\/p>\n
Historic England\u00a0is inviting views from sector colleagues on the sort of training that you would like us to deliver\u2026 Our\u00a0Training Strategy<\/a>\u00a0provides further detail on the need for training, which is underpinned by unprecedented social and economic pressures that are impacting on the availability of key resources. As part of its work to address these issues, Historic England provides CPD training through three programme: Essentials, HELM and Heritage Practice.<\/p>\n The Heritage Practice programme aims to disseminate our staff\u2019s expertise in practical, technical and specialist tools needed to protect heritage. This content goes beyond that which Historic England funds as part of the dissemination of government advice and policy, which means we\u00a0have to\u00a0recover any costs incurred by charging for delegate places. Because we have recently brought the delivery of the Heritage Practice programme in-house, we would like to find out more about the sector\u2019s need for training.<\/p>\n Historic England is therefore conducting a programme of market research, through an online survey available at\u00a0this link<\/a>.<\/p>\n