Apprenticeships

Our Guide to Funded Training in Wales gathers all of the most important information in one place. Find out which funding opportunities best suit your needs, without spending hours researching.

Our Guide to Funded Training in Scotland gathers all of the most important information in one place. Find out which funding opportunities best suit your needs, without spending hours researching.

Our Guide to Funded Training in Northern Ireland gathers all of the most important information in one place. Find out which funding opportunities best suit your needs, without spending hours researching.

Our Guide to Funded Training in England gathers all of the most important information in one place. Find out which funding opportunities best suit your needs, without spending hours researching.

Many people are unaware of the extraordinary range of fully and partially funded education and training opportunities available to UK residents. To find out which funding opportunities are relevant for you, download your free copy of our guide today. 

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Find out what strategies companies are employing to ensure they make themost of ‘The Apprenticeship Levy’. When you think of the term apprentice, often what springs to mind is someone fresh out ofschool looking to take the first step on the career ladder. Many still don’t realise that there are a wealth of apprenticeships at bachelor’s and even master’s level aimed at training every level of the w ...

Adult apprenticeships still face a branding issue, says Elizabeth Curran, Owner of Funding Solutions 4 Business. Elizabeth Curran worked on the consultations that went out to employers before the apprenticeship levy was first introduced and has a wealth of experience with apprenticeships, working both with companies seeking apprentices and with the apprentices themselves.

The Apprenticeship Levy is used to fund apprenticeship training. It is paid by employers with an annual pay bill of more than £3 million. Employers eligible to pay the Levy can spend their Levy funds on apprenticeship training. The government will also contribute additional funding based on the apprenticeship training standard they have selected. Find out more about apprenticeship funding.