The Richard review of apprenticeships
[This document] reports the findings from an independent review, carried out by Doug Richard, on what an apprenticeship should be, and how apprenticeships can meet the needs of the changing economy. Recommendations include redefining apprenticeships, focusing with greater rigour on the outcome of an apprenticeship, and using recognised industry standards to form the basis of every apprenticeship. It also recommends ensuring that all apprentices reach a good level in English and maths before they can complete their apprenticeship, creating the right incentives for apprenticeship training throug ... Show more
Authors: Richard, Doug
Published: London, England, School for Startups, 2012
Resource type: Government report or paper
Physical description: 141 p.
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