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NAO set to publish latest findings on apprenticeships next month, coinciding with the new school year and the reopening of Parliament

Charity says young people from low income backgrounds less likely than wealthier counterparts to become an apprentice

Some 60% of employers say they’d be happy to pay a starting salary of between £14,000 and £18,000 a year to former apprentices

Another voice added to industry calls for young people to fully consider ‘earn as you learn’ route rather than Higher Education

Another landmark report issued focusing on the perceived structural flaws in the current English apprenticeship system.

98% of young people express unhappiness with advice given by their schools and colleges on how to land their first job