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To understand how your business can optimise its levy and develop your workforce, we’ve put together a series of actions and considerations in our new strategic guide.
Delivering our Technical Qualifications for the 2018/19 academic year? Download our latest resource materials to support your delivery.
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Training providers will now be eligible to issue digital credentials to learners who attain the Requirements for Electrical Installations qualification.
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The Ministry of Justice has today published analysis which examines the reoffending behaviour of 5,768 people who registered for one of six City & Guilds courses whilst in prison.
The ‘Maximising the Value of Apprenticeships to Wales’ report is an independent report undertaken by Beyond Standards, on behalf of City & Guilds and the NTfW, who in turn were supported by the City & Guilds National Advisory Committee for Wales. This report offers fresh ideas and a new momentum to the debate about how Wales might provide an exemplary apprenticeships system. City & Guilds have also written a response to the report outlining our recommendations for the Welsh Government and a few calls-to-action.