In this episode, we explore electric vehicle innovation and skills development with Professor Paul Noon OBE, Deputy Vice Chancellor of Coventry University, and James Widmer, CEO of Advanced Electric Machines.

Our guests discuss the Electric Revolution Skills Hub (ERS Hub) and its role in meeting the growing demand for expertise in electrification. In this engaging conversation, Paul Noon shares how the future economy relies on unlocking and equipping our people's knowledge to drive innovation and create new technologies. Our host Deepak chats with James Widmer about the need to reskill not just young people, but also experienced internal combustion engine workers to adapt to new roles in the electric vehicle industry.

They share more about the challenges in bridging the skills gap, the importance of academia-industry collaboration, and innovative approaches to education and training. The conversation highlights the ERS Hub's unique, sustainable model for skills development, its impact on the UK economy, and its potential to shape the future of green technology.

Listeners will gain valuable insights into the transformative power of targeted skills initiatives and the emerging opportunities in the electric revolution.

Tune in to this episode to gain insights into the latest developments in electric vehicle skills training. Discover how the Electric Revolution Skills Hub is enhancing its offerings, expanding training programs, and broadening its scope to include cutting-edge technologies.

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