Led by UCAS data insights, this session will examine the past, present and future of apprenticeships, and what this means for recruitment in the NHS.
This session will update you on Ofqual’s approach to external quality assurance of Apprenticeships and the benefits its regulation brings to apprentices and employers.
The session will focus on Ofqual’s EQA activities including recognition of EPAOs as part of EQA transition, engagement with EPAOs, the field team and other regulatory activity and how this oversight ensures quality in the Apprenticeship system.
The session will examine the needs of employers for skills and productivity as they grapple with massive uncertainty in the aftermath of the pandemic.
The keynote will consider how demand in the labour market is changing and how the apprenticeships system can match the needs of all employers.
The session will assess:
Apprenticeships and skills are at the heart of the government’s ‘Levelling Up’ white paper and central to its ambition to tackle regional inequality. This session will examine how ‘Levelling Up’ can be delivered in practice across the apprenticeship system.
This expert-led discussion will assess how programme delivery has transformed as a result of the pandemic and what the post Covid- apprenticeship should look like. The session will examine:
*Programme subject to change
In addition to the main plenary, you will be able to sign up for dedicated workshops for employers and providers which explore enhancing practice.
DELIVERY AND PRACTICE
FUNDING AND CONTRACTING
QUALITY AND STANDARDS
This session will now appear as a recorded session following the Conference.
*Programme subject to change