First Reformed Apprenticeship Plans Released Amid Pilot Delays
New plans have been released under Skills England's reform programme, but the pilot continues to face delays and unease from employers.
The first three apprenticeship assessment plans for level 3 standards, including assistant accountant, data technician, and early years educator, have been published as "illustrative examples" by Skills England.
- Level 3 assistant accountant
- Data technician
- Early years educator
No implementation date has been published, and revised plans for carpentry and joinery and adult care worker have been delayed due to concerns from employers.
A Skills England spokesperson said they have paused the pilot testing changes to the carpentry and joinery apprenticeship "subject to further consultation".
Awarding boss states that new plans 'clearly challenged' Skills England.
Author's summary: Apprenticeship reform plans face delays.
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