House of Commons Education Committee -
This report warns that the uptake of nursing degree apprenticeships has been slow with no more than 30 starters beginning training through the scheme last year. It argues that there is no evidence of how the Department for Education intends to meet the target of 400 nursing associates progressing to degree apprenticeships from 2019. It finds universities and employers are currently trying to navigate a 'maze of bureaucracy' when trying to deliver degree apprenticeships and calls for much greater flexibility in the system and the use of the apprenticeships levy.
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06/12/2018
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