Apprentices must learn and provide evidence of skills, knowledge and behaviours set down in the apprenticeship standard. They are set by employers, known as trailblazers, when the standard is first put together. The standard is made up of on-programmer learning and end-point-assessment.
We can offer advice on a tailor made programme so it is fit for purpose and adds value day one. Our team is here to help, email us for more information.
Take a listen to what Antony Jenkins the Chairman for the Institute for Apprenticeships has to say about the 2017 changes and their new digital support via their website
All apprentices should be supported to improve their Maths and English. Depending on the level of Maths and English they’ve already achieved and the apprenticeship being taken, studying Maths and English could be a requirement of their apprenticeship. Maths and English can be delivered through GCSE or Functional Skills, which again again we can assist and support your programme.