Here are the latest news and thought leadership articles on Apprenticeship Standards. Apprenticeship standards were first developer in 2013 as a part of the Richard’s Review of Apprenticeships. Apprenticeship Standards are employer led and now replace the previous Apprenticeship ‘Frameworks’.
Apprenticeship standards were first introduced in 2017.From 2020, all apprenticeship starts are standards.
Apprenticeship standards show what an apprentice will be doing and the skills required of them, by job role. Standards are developed by employer groups known as ‘trailblazers’.
You can use the apprenticeship standard finder on the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education website
Apprentices’ guidance on how to deliver quality apprenticeships launched New guidance written by apprentices on how to deliver a quality apprenticeship and look after the welfare…
Richard Marsh, Apprenticeship Partnership Director, Kaplan Financial, discusses the biggest challenges for employers and providers moving to Standards and End Point Assessment at NOCN’s #EPALive…
The current wave of changes to Apprenticeships represent more than just a shake-up of course content and funding provision, substantial though the change to these…
FE News catches up with Doug Richard to discuss qualifications and his Apprenticeship review. He outlines some of his ideas on how to make the…
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