apprenticeships, traineeships, apprenticeship funding,
Government's proposals to reform apprenticeship funding scrutinised
3 December 2014
Education Committee takes evidence on the Government's proposals to reform apprenticeship funding, and employer ownership of apprenticeship standards, for its apprenticeships and traineeships for 16-19 year-olds inquiry.
- Parliament TV: Apprenticeships and traineeships for 16 to 19 year olds
- Inquiry: Apprenticeships and traineeships for 16 to 19 year olds
- Education Committee
Witnesses
Wednesday 10 December 2014, Committee Room 16, Palace of Westminster
At 9.30am
- David Pollard, Education, Skills and Business Support Chairman, Federation of Small Businesses
- Steve Radley, Director of Policy and Strategic Planning, Construction Industry Training Board
- Sally Hunt, General Secretary, University and College Union
- Paul Champion, Assistant Principal, Work Based Learning, Chesterfield College
At 10.30am
- Ian Taylor, Chief Executive Officer, SkillsActive
- Tony Maloney, Head of Education & Skills, National Grid
- Kate Stock, Managing Director, Smart Training
- Brian Wisdom, Chairman, Federation for Industry Sector Skills and Standards
Purpose of the session
This is the third session of the apprenticeships and traineeships for 16-19 year-olds inquiry, with one panel focused on the Government’s proposals for reform of apprenticeship funding, and a second panel looking at employer ownership of apprenticeship standards and the trailblazer initiative.