To compete alongside other sectors the transport industry needs to develop a culture in which quality is key.
West Yorkshire Transport Education and Skills Alliance (WYTESA) is organising a conference that looks at how the transport sector is portrayed and perceived in the classroom, in the further education environment and in the workplace.
Using actualisation techniques this conference will explore ways in which award-winning quality cultures could be applied to, and benefit, organisations or companies.
Guest speakers will share best practice and their experiences of implementing a ‘can-do’ culture within their organisations. And delegates will be provided with key research on recruitment and retention issues within the industry.
The conference takes place at the Leeds Royal Armouries on Thursday 23 September 2004, from 10am to 3.30pm
The cost for this one-day conference is just £110 (+VAT)
For further information, contact Majid Khan on 0113 251 7242. You can also download the registration form.
West Yorkshire Transport Education and Skills Alliance (WYTESA) is a partnership of organisations from within the transport sector intent on achieving this by sharing best practice and addressing culture change issues. WYTESA members include University of Leeds, Unison, bus and rail operators and Transport Institutes, Government Office (Yorkshire and the Humber), DfES, Connexions, Education Leeds as well as Leeds Bradford International Airport.
