Funding to be scrapped for higher level apprenticeships

Funding to be scrapped for higher level apprenticeships

From January only 16 to 21 year olds will qualify for funding for apprenticeships at level 7, the highest level, which considered equivalent to a master’s degree. The Government says the changes will free up funding to create an extra 120,000 new training...
Government to offer schools up to £28,000 to boost teachers

Government to offer schools up to £28,000 to boost teachers

The government says it hopes to cover the cost of training apprentices in mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, computing and modern foreign languages, subjects which have the highest teacher shortages. As part of a drive to recruit 6,500 new teachers,...
Apprenticeships – a valuable career path for young people

Apprenticeships – a valuable career path for young people

Apprenticeships combined real world work experience with structured training, allowing people to earn while they learn. This route offers the chance to develop practical skills, gain industry-recognised qualifications and build confidence in a professional...
Dual investment in people and technology paying off

Dual investment in people and technology paying off

The firm’s dedication was recently acknowledged at the Skills West Midlands and Warwickshire Awards, where the company was recognised by The Rt Hon Baroness Smith of Malvern, Minister for Skills and the Mayor of the West Midlands Richard Parker. Through...
Huge rise in apprenticeship success rates over past year

Huge rise in apprenticeship success rates over past year

According to the latest figures, apprenticeship achievements increased by 7.4 per cent last year, up to 78,970 nationally, compared to 73,530 in the same period last year. The number of people starting apprenticeships was up by one per cent to 202,520 compared to...
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