First Reformed Apprenticeship Plans Released Amid Pilot Delays
New plans for apprenticeship assessment have been published by Skills England, despite ongoing delays and concerns from employers.
The first three apprenticeship assessment plans under the reform programme have been released, covering level 3 standards for assistant accountant, data technician, and early years educator.
Skill England’s reform programme has been "clearly challenged", according to an awarding boss.
- Published plans are for illustrative purposes, with no implementation date set.
- Revised plans for carpentry and joinery, and adult care worker standards are delayed due to employer concerns.
- A pilot testing changes to the carpentry and joinery apprenticeship has been paused for further consultation.
A Skills England spokesperson confirmed the pause, citing the need for additional consultation.
Author's summary: Apprenticeship reform plans face delays and challenges.
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