The twelve regional hubs of IndEX are strategically located to reflect educational priorities, regional economic strengths, and national policy.
The twelve regional hubs of IndEX are strategically located to reflect educational priorities, regional economic strengths, and national policy.
Each hub acts as the focal point for employer–education collaboration in its area, coordinating CPD, supporting schools and employers, and ensuring alignment with the Government’s Modern Industrial Strategy 2025.
| Region | National priority focus areas |
|---|---|
| 01 London & Thames Gateway | Digital, Finance & Professional Services |
| 02 East Midlands Engine | Advanced Manufacturing |
| 03 West Midlands Manufacturing Belt | Automotive, Defence, & Advanced Manufacturing |
| 04 North-West Growth Corridor | Life Sciences & Advanced Manufacturing |
| 05 North-West Coast & Cumbria | Clean Energy & Nuclear |
| 06 Tees Valley & North-East | Clean Energy, Chemicals & Offshore |
| 07 South Yorkshire Innovation Zone | Engineering & Logistics |
| 08 West Yorkshire Digital & Health Tech | Digital & Health Tech |
| 09 South-West Advanced Engineering | Aerospace, Marine & Clean Energy |
| 10 East of England Future Skills Hub | Life Sciences, Agri-Tech & Renewables |
| 11 South Coast Gateway | Creative Industries, Maritime & Tech |
| 12 Inner Thames Valley & Oxford Corridor | Life Sciences, AI & Finance |
