Lynn Benton

Humber Learning Consortium is a management and quality hub for learning and skills providers in the Yorkshire and Humber regions. The non-profit company is based in Hull, UK. The British company offers traineeships that are funded by the ESFA and co-funded by the ESF, aimed at providing support to individuals aged 16-18 to help them secure paid employment, further education, or an apprenticeship. The company was founded in 2002, and the CEO is Andy Crossland.

Humber Learning Consortium is a management and quality hub for learning and skills providers in the Yorkshire and Humber regions. The non-profit company is based in Hull, UK. The British company offers traineeships that are funded by the ESFA and co-funded by the ESF, aimed at providing support to individuals aged 16-18 to help them secure paid employment, further education, or an apprenticeship. The company was founded in 2002, and the CEO is Andy Crossland.

Humber Learning Consortium is a management and quality hub for learning and skills providers in the Yorkshire and Humber regions. The non-profit company is based in Hull, UK. The British company offers traineeships that are funded by the ESFA and co-funded by the ESF, aimed at providing support to individuals aged 16-18 to help them secure paid employment, further education, or an apprenticeship. The company was founded in 2002, and the CEO is Andy Crossland.

Humber Learning Consortium is a management and quality hub for learning and skills providers in the Yorkshire and Humber regions. The non-profit company is based in Hull, UK. The British company offers traineeships that are funded by the ESFA and co-funded by the ESF, aimed at providing support to individuals aged 16-18 to help them secure paid employment, further education, or an apprenticeship. The company was founded in 2002, and the CEO is Andy Crossland.

Humber Learning Consortium is a management and quality hub for learning and skills providers in the Yorkshire and Humber regions. The non-profit company is based in Hull, UK. The British company offers traineeships that are funded by the ESFA and co-funded by the ESF, aimed at providing support to individuals aged 16-18 to help them secure paid employment, further education, or an apprenticeship. The company was founded in 2002, and the CEO is Andy Crossland.