The rapid growth of Apprenticeship in England is demonstrated by today’s announcement of the two millionth Apprenticeship start this Parliament.
In the past such an announcement may well have passed the HE sector by with Apprenticeships being seen as largely focused on lower and craft level occupations. Although the vast majority of Apprenticeships starts are currently at level 2 (GCSE level equivalent) and level 3 (A level equivalent) Apprenticeship is of increasing relevance to universities for a range of reasons:
Increasing numbers of universities, colleges, independent providers and awarding organisations are exploring the potential of Apprenticeship at HE levels. For more information on how to get involved please contact UVAC’s Chief Executive Adrian Anderson [email protected].
The following event may also be of interest:
Date: Thursday, 29th January 2015
Time: 10.00 to 15.30
Venue: Universities UK, Tavistock Square, London
This conference, organised by the Skills Funding Agency and University UK, will set out the new opportunities for Higher Education Institutions offered through the rapidly expanding Higher Apprenticeship programme. The event free to attend. For more information click here.
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