This month the Higher Education Commission (administered by Policy Connect, a cross-party, non-profit think tank) called for evidence as part of its inquiry into degree apprenticeships.
UVAC will be making a formal response on behalf of members but encourages all HE stakeholders to submit evidence as the inquiry is concerned with examining the “challenges” involved in implementing Degree Apprenticeships and “to what extent this new policy is actually addressing skills shortages”.
The main objectives of the inquiry are to determine or offer opinion on:
The deadline for submission is Friday 19 October.
Evidence can be submitted to [email protected].
For more information about the Commission or the inquiry please contact Tom McEwan, Senior Researcher on 0207 922 8003 or see details here.
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In her latest article published by @FENews @UVAC1CEX discusses the creation of Skills England, a new body aimed at reforming apprenticeships and skills training.
Skills England for England’s Skills System
Mandy discusses the creation of Skills England, a new agency aimed at reforming apprenticeships and skills training ...
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