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Over the summer holidays, the Department for Education launched the new Top 100 Apprenticeship Employers for 2024, during a special live TV programme.
The programme features a wealth of information about the country’s leading apprenticeship employers, case studies & employer showcases, and interviews with apprentices – all of which may be helpful resources to share with your colleagues, Sixth Form students, pupils considering their post-16 options, and their parents.
The programme features a wealth of information about the country’s leading apprenticeship employers, case studies & employer showcases, and interviews with apprentices – all of which may be helpful resources to share with your colleagues, Sixth Form students, pupils considering their post-16 options, and their parents.
The recording below is the full TV programme and to help you access the different parts of the programme, these are some of the main highlights:
details of each of the apprenticeship employers ranked 1-10, 11-25, 26-50, 51-75 and 76-100 in the new Top 100 Apprenticeship Employers and the apprenticeship programmes they offer
specially-commissioned films of engineering apprentices working at Pendennis Shipyard in Cornwall, apprentices training to become paramedics at the North West Ambulance Service, and school-leaver apprentices at top London hair salon Daniel Galvin
discussions with apprenticeship employers Cross Country Trains & Leeds City Council and apprentices from Babcock International & Specsavers
an exclusive behind-the-scenes film of apprentices who worked on the BBC’s election night coverage
studio interviews with Baroness Jacqui Smith, Minister for Skills, Apprenticeships & Higher Education; Kate Ridley-Moy, Director of Apprenticeships, Department for Education; and Jennifer Coupland, Chief Executive of the Institute for Apprenticeships & Technical Education
The Top 100 Apprenticeship Employers is produced by High Fliers Research on behalf of the Department for Education – and the TV programme was presented by Martin Birchall, High Fliers Research and Chanise Evans, a former apprentice & presenter at the BBC.
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