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Sir Michael Wilshaw is expected to warn the apprenticeship sector that failure to make apprenticeships more appealing will result in relying on overseas workers instead of young English talent.
An investigation from Channel 4 entitled Low Pay Britain has revealed that high street giant Next exploited the government’s apprenticeship programme, saving nearly £2.5m this year from underpaying young learners and holding back on proper training.
Ofsted has released its annual education and skills report, finding that of the 190 apprenticeship programmes inspected this year, 72 were judged to 'require improvement', while 21 were found to be 'inadequate', affecting around 73,000 apprentices.
Young Workforce North East Scotland (DYW) is targeting a 100 per cent increase in the amount of north-east businesses offering apprenticeships to young workers.
Weston College has created a brand new apprenticeship provider that helps businesses hire young learners without tackling mountains of paperwork.
In this video from the education watchdog, you’ll receive key facts and figures from its 'Apprenticeships: developing skills for future prosperity' report. You’ll gain an understanding of what’s been going wrong in the sector, and what can be done to help the next generation of apprentices.
With the dust settling over Sir Michael Wilshaw’s damning report on the apprenticeship sector; some of the UK’s largest providers have given their views towards the document.
A report from education watchdog Ofsted has found that the apprenticeship sector is systematically failing millions of people around the UK, including schoolchildren, adult learners, SMEs and training providers.
A forthcoming Ofsted report is set to slam the government’s apprenticeship efforts, with chief inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw expected to note that the Conservatives are putting quantity before quality in their pusuit of the three million new apprenticeships target.
Ofsted has rated the RAF apprenticeship scheme as ‘Outstanding,’ making it one of the highest performing apprenticeship providers in the country.
