Government to take on apprentices in 2013
School leavers between the ages of 18-21 are eligible to apply for new government apprenticeship scheme.
School leavers between the ages of 18-21 are eligible to apply for new government apprenticeship scheme.
The Government have extended the Apprenticeship Grant for Employers which will benefit more businesses hiring apprentices.
Skills minister Matthew Hancock aims to make vocational learning an "attractive alternative" to university by introducing more professional apprenticeships.
The Quality Action Plan outlines areas of the apprenticeship scheme which could be improved to better benefit employers and learners.
David Way speaks out about challenging apprentice schemes which are not adhering to the Quality Action Plan.
NCFE shows support for Doug Richard's report on apprentices, calling for high quality programmes led by employers.
It is hoped that by extending the Youth Contract and providing financial incentives, apprenticeships will gather momentum and become a popular choice among businesses.
Smaller businesses can claim up to £15,000 of government funding for championing the apprenticeship scheme
Doug Richard highlights the importance of maintaining high quality apprenticeships
Tackle youth unemployment by hiring apprentices