Skills & Training

Join us for the IET’s 6G and Future Networks Conference

Gearing up to 5G, 6G and beyond

This 3-day extravaganza is a perfect storm – bringing together a spectacular array of key decision-makers from every area of the built environment: the public sector – with every core UK city and region involved – alongside government, investors, funders, developers, housebuilders, and more.

Advanced Engineering 2024, taking place on October 30-31 at Birmingham's NEC, is more than just an exhibition for engineering and manufacturing; it's a crucial converging point for addressing current industry challenges.

Unified Communications EXPO Manchester (UCX), is the North’s biggest workplace technology and customer contact strategy event.

Join FarrPoint's upcoming webinar on 15th May 2024 at 11 am as we discuss the resilience of the UK's fixed and mobile networks. 

Fyuz 24 will be held in Dublin, Ireland, November 11-13, at the Convention Center Dublin

As the only event to cover all aspects of open and disaggregated network technologies, Fyuz attracts C-Level executives, visionary speakers, innovators, and disruptors.

On Thursday, 30th May 2024 at the IET Savoy, we’ll be hosting the inaugural UK Telecoms Innovation Ecosystem Conference to provide a unique opportunity for peers to:

Quantum technologies offer profound and transformative economic, social, and security opportunities for the UK. These could impact on many areas of our lives, from improving healthcare and speeding up drug discovery, to supporting efforts to tackle climate change and helping to keep the UK safe. 

Back for its 22nd edition

Join techUK on Tuesday 14th May to hear from industry voices on the pivotal role of semiconductors in the net zero transition. 

Innovators. Investors. Tech giants. The visionaries applying new tech to solve the world’s biggest problems. Enterprise tech leaders who are creating solutions to enrich every aspect of our lives.

They all come to London Tech Week to see where tech will take them next.

MOVE is the world's #1 tech mobility event, bringing together the people and companies redefining mobility.

THE NORTH’S BIGGEST ENTERPRISE IT EVENT

This paper, prepared by the UKTIN Security Expert Working Group (EWG), sets out a view of the UK telecoms ecosystem’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats around security.

This East of England Tech Collaboration event, hosted and sponsored by the University of East Anglia and supported by Cambridge Tech Week, aims to foster collaboration between regions and showcase what the East of England has to offer.

This paper is one in a series of reports on future telecom capabilities in the UK, with the sole focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI serves as a catalyst to drive the transformation of the telecommunications industry, enabling its growth by leveraging advanced algorithms and data analytics.

A series of Future Capability Papers, authored by the UKTIN Expert Working Groups, are being published over the coming months, with the first paper - Wireless Networking - launched today.

Wireless technology has revolutionised society, providing unparalleled mobility through devices like smartphones, tablets, laptops, and smart home gadgets. The Internet of Things (IoT) has further connected billions of devices, fostering a world of interconnectivity and automation across various sectors.

National Careers Week (NCW) is a celebration of careers guidance and free resources in education across the UK.

Optica’s Purposeful Executive Leadership Summit is a professional development two day in-person only summit that is designed for middle mangers and those who seek to become middle managers.

Apprenticeships are a great option to earn a salary, get hands-on experience and the opportunity to gain qualifications while you work - even a degree.

Are you interested in finding a career in connectivity? From Cyber Security Analysts to Fibre Engineers and even Project Managers, connectivity has something to offer almost everyone.

Many people are unaware of the benefits of 5G or misunderstand what it is. This is often because the information publicly available about 5G uses technical jargon, which makes it difficult to understand and explain to others.