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However, the supply of high quality apprenticeships at level 3 is not yet meeting demand.
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She'd undergone a decade - long apprenticeship at Linamar, the auto - parts manufacturing company Frank founded in Guelph, Ont., in the 1960s, starting as a lathe operator and moving through accounting, quality control and factory management, among other functions.
«However, this year alone, at least 200,000 applicants will miss out on a university place or a high quality work - based apprenticeship as a result of the Coalition Government's swingeing cuts.
We need many more high quality workplace - based apprenticeships, all of them paying at least the minimum wage and which lead to guaranteed employment on completion.
Miliband, speaking at Jaguar Land Rover in Wolverhampton, also offered employers more control over how the government spends the near - # 1bn - a-year apprenticeship budget, in return for guaranteeing more high - quality training places in their sectors and supply chains.
We need many more high quality workplace - based apprenticeships, all of them paying at least the living wage and which lead to guaranteed employment on completion.
FOR any employer delivered training, measurement and accountability has to be a given, says Louise Doyle, director at online quality improvement specialists MESMA, who welcomes apprenticeship reform but wants to see greater clarity surrounding external quality assurance measures.
The IFA is a new independent body led by employers that aims to ensure the quality of apprenticeships in England and Lauener will supported by Michael Keoghan, currently director of further education at the DfE, who is being appointed as the deputy CEO.
Speaking at a press conference, Bousted said the employers» group involved in developing the new apprenticeship had been unable to answer her organisation's «basic questions» around pay, training quality and teaching time, and said the new programme had not been adequately thought - through.
David, who was at the heart of designing, establishing and running the National Apprenticeship Service between 2009 and 2013, calls for a greater focus on the quality as well as quantity of apprentices going forward.
As a university committed to providing apprenticeship learning as key part of being a leading applied university, and drawing on our partnership expertise in preparing local people to train as STEM teachers, we would ensure that teacher apprenticeships at undergraduate and postgraduate level were of high quality.
Skills minister Nick Boles said: «Putting an end to poor quality apprenticeship training lies at the heart of our reforms of apprenticeships.
Speaking at a press conference this morning, Bousted said the employers» group involved in developing the new apprenticeship had been unable to answer her organisation's «basic questions» around pay, training quality and teaching time, and said the new programme had not been adequately thought - through.
I may not have a lot of experience in the field, but I am passionate, personable and eager to learn, and I hope to be able to bring those qualities to an apprenticeship at Superior Electric.