“Apprenticeships are giving our staff the latest digital skills.”
Find out how our creative and digital higher and degree apprenticeships are helping Oxford University Press adapt in a fast-paced digital world.
How a manufacturing business embraced innovation
As a result of the Knowledge Transfer Partnership project, Panel Systems Ltd now embrace research and development as an essential business activity.
“The recruitment support is a clear differentiator from other universities.”
Discover how we've supported FDM Group to recruit high quality, diverse talent through degree apprenticeships.
“The leadership programmes have really helped us grow our business.”
John Boyle is the managing director of Safety Fabrications. He has taken part in both the Scale-Up and STEP leadership programmes at Sheffield Hallam, and is now sending employees on the Small Business Leadership Programme.
Collaboration sparks food packaging revolution
A revolutionary food packaging material developed through a collaboration between Sheffield Hallam University and Karlstad University in Sweden is soon to be introduced to the market.
Helping World Feeds improve their production process with automated technology
How we helped World Feeds automate their production processes to improve efficiency and increase profits.
Upskilling GP workforces to deliver health checks
The NHS Health Checks programme aims to reduce risk of vascular disease, the largest cause of mortality in the UK.
“Growing an SME is challenging and having access to a course that covers such a breadth of topics in one package was ideal.”
Elliott Kerin is the senior account manager for ESC Global, an industrial and commercial water treatment, water hygiene and chemical supplier based in Doncaster. He is also a participant on the Help to Grow: Management course.
Creating accessible and remote workspaces with WorkfromHub
Discover how our Digital Innovation for Growth programme helped local SME, WorkfromHub create accessible, remote workplaces to offer hybrid workers a high-quality space to work.
“My advice to female entrepreneurs? Act like the barriers aren’t there.”
Natalia Welch is the founder of Pura Panela, selling the Colombian sugar alternative panela around the world.