Approving the development of new Apprenticeship Standards November 2017
Overview
Apprenticeships are a key component of the growth agenda. The Government is keen that more high quality apprenticeships are created to meet the needs of employers and apprentices, and help drive up growth and productivity across the economy. This survey invites you to comment on proposals to develop new Apprenticeship Standards submitted this month by employer groups, before a decision is made on whether to approve them for further development.
How you can help
This short survey will take no more than ten minutes to complete. Your feedback will help ensure that any Standards taken forward for development meet the training needs of relevant occupations, and that new apprenticeships are viable, high quality, and widely supported. In particular we are keen to avoid duplicating Standards that have already been published or are already in development.
The survey seeks your views on:
- Whether you support the development of the proposed Apprenticeship Standards;
- Whether you think the proposed Apprenticeship Standards would typically take at least 12 months of training to develop the skills, knowledge and behaviours required for that occupation (required as part of our criteria);
- Whether these Standards are similar to, or duplicate, existing Standards.
Please find a list of the bids submitted this month below:
1. Lightning Protection Skilled Operative
2. Train Driver
3. Environmental Health Practitioner
4. Physical Activity and Sports Development Professional
5. Building Control Surveyor Degree Apprenticeship
6. Electronic Systems Master Engineer
7. Advertising and Media Executive
8. Probation Level 6 Graduate Apprenticeship
9. Bioinformatics Scientist Level 7 Degree Apprenticeship
10. Educational Leadership Apprenticeship
11. HE Assistant Technician Professional
12. Policing - Non Home Office Police Forces
13. Animal Feed & Grain Trade Process Operator
14. Transport and Warehousing Operations Manager
15. Transport and Warehousing Operations Supervisor
16. Advanced Furniture Manufacturer/Bespoke Furniture Maker
17. Light Water Reactor (LWR) Scientist and Engineer
18. Retail Buying and Merchandising Degree Apprenticeship
19. Specialist Damp and Timber Operative
20. Cultural Industry Professional
21. In-situ Flooring Operative
22. Tool Process Design Engineer
23. Packaging Professional
A copy of the proposal will download when you select the one you want to comment on in question 4. If you would like to comment on more than one proposal you will be prompted to do so once you have finished responding to the first. If you are interested in finding out more information about who is involved in the development of any proposal, including any professional body involvement, the contact details for the named employer group, if nominated, can be found in the proposal itself. Alternatively you can contact us using the details provided above.
What happens next
Your feedback will be considered as part of the assessment process for new apprenticeship Standards and help inform the final approval decision. A list of which Standards have been approved will be available on gov.uk once confirmed.
A new survey will be open for two weeks from the last Friday of every month, inviting feedback on all draft Standards submitted that month.
Audiences
- Teachers
- Headteachers
- Governors
- School support staff
- Early learning and childcare providers
- Training providers
- Local authorities
- Adult education providers
- Pupils
- Young people
- Parents
- Foster carers
- Adoptive parents
- Employers
- Community representatives
- Volunteers
- Social workers
- All
Interests
- Apprenticeships
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