The Festival of Apprenticeships a division and powered by Pathway Group in partnership with J.P. Morgan, Tesco Maintenance, EY, Travis Perkins plc, The Manchester Metropolitan University, Aston University and London South Bank University was a huge resounding success on a number of fronts for the week celebrating and promoting apprenticeship programmes as part of National Apprenticeship Week held from 7th February 2022 to 11th February 2022.
The Festival of Apprenticeships will be returning in the summer with our roadshow in Birmingham, Manchester and London and look forward to your support. Please get involved however you can.
The recording of some of our webinar sessions delivered in National Apprenticeship Week are available to view on our new Youtube Channel and Website.
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Thank you to everyone that supported us, the key messages that all of us keep sharing are that Apprenticeships continue to offer an effective model to encourage and support lifelong learning in a constantly shifting employment landscape and that Apprenticeships don’t just fill emerging job roles but ensure long and fulfilling careers.
That’s it for another year; however, we will of course e to champion #apprenticeships and promote diversity in apprenticeships through all our initiatives es including the BAME Apprenticeship Awards, BAME Apprentice Network, and our latest Festival of Apprenticeships as well as with our core work delivering skills and apprenticeships.
We create bespoke apprenticeship programmes that tie into your business needs and objectives, designed to complement existing internal training schemes and add real value to the growth and development of your business.
Each Apprenticeship programme has its own Standard linked to a specific occupation – these are rigorous, challenging and require the Apprentice to undertake a minimum of one year’s training followed by an End-Point Assessment (EPA).