Arch Apprentices recently joined a select group of education providers to have been awarded Grade 1 Outstanding overall by Ofsted under the new Common Inspection Framework. Here, chief executive Jason Moss explains Arch’s pursuit of excellence to Apprentice Eye.
A lack of awareness about vocational training may be stopping youngsters securing long-term, sustainable employment, according to a new report.
Half of businesses don’t have a tech apprenticeship scheme in place, according to a survey of employers’ views on digital apprentices.
Demand for cyber security professionals grew by almost 70% between 2012 and 2015 – 40% higher than the overall growth rate for IT professionals. This is according to the latest Professional Recruitment Trends report from the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo).
Gender biases are as strong as ever when it comes to apprenticeship applications, with male candidates opting for typically male-dominated careers and females choosing the traditionally feminine courses.
Parents would shun an Oxbridge education for their children in favour of degree-level apprenticeships, a new study has found.
Next week will be the ninth annual National Apprenticeship Week which takes place from 14-18 March 2016, with hundreds of events expected to take place across England.
More than three quarters of apprentices get a full-time job at the end of their training, new research has revealed.
The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) has published a short guide for employers, containing some helpful hints to consider when employing interns.
Job vacancies are continuing to fall as companies choose to train existing employees, a UK job market report has found.
