Government is still to set out detailed plans for the new growth and skills levy, but shorter programmes and foundation apprenticeships are now (seemingly) in policy. Employers are also being ‘asked’ to invest more in younger workers and consider funding level 7 provision outside of the Levy.
In light of today’s earlier suggestion UVAC is sharing the final letter which was sent out from the CMI led Higher Level Skills Group to Baroness Smith of Malvern as Minister for Skills. You can view the letter HERE
In addition, available to download HERE is a briefing produced at the end of 2023 which sets out an analysis of the vital economic impact of level 6 and level 7 apprenticeships in an ‘all age, all level’ system, in case it’s useful for sharing with your stakeholders and in conversation about the excellent benefits of apprenticeship progression into the professions, up to and including level 7.
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After a very successful National Conference, UVAC’s CEX Dr Mandy Crawford-Lee reflects on the day -
https://uvac.ac.uk/reflections-on-uvacs-2024-national-conference/
Looking forward to meeting delegates at the 2024 @UVAC1 National Conference today! Join Ben Blackledge, CEO, WorldSkills UK, for his keynote on 'World-Class Institutions Delivering World-Class Skills' this afternoon. Don't miss the WorldSkills UK stand! #UVAC2024