July 2015 Apprenticeship Levy UPDATE. Putting employers at the heart of apprenticeships and the reform to date The government is committed to significantly.

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July 2015 Apprenticeship Levy UPDATE

Putting employers at the heart of apprenticeships and the reform to date The government is committed to significantly increase the quantity and quality of apprenticeships in England to 3 million starts this Parliament, putting control of funding in the hands of employers. In the last parliament there were over 2.2 million apprenticeships starts. Increasing to 3 million new starts this Parliament will mean an increase of over 35% on the achievement of the last five years. The Government has delivered significant reform to date: Employers at the heart of designing new Apprenticeships Standards through the Trailblazer programme Employer-routed funding reforms, such as the digital apprenticeships voucher, is putting control of funding directly into hands of employers Apprenticeships will be given equal legal treatment to degrees The government is abolishing employer NICs for apprentices under the age of 25 from April 2016 The government will set apprenticeship targets for public sector bodies But a step change in the scale and quality of the apprenticeship programme also needs a step change in funding.

Introducing an Apprenticeship Levy The levy will apply to large employers. Who will pay? The levy will support post-16 apprenticeships. What will it pay for? In England, any firm will be able get back more than it puts in by training sufficient apprentices. How much can an employer get out? The funding will be in the hands of employers via the digital voucher. How will the funding be accessed by employers? There will be a formal engagement with business on the implementation of the levy, which will also consider the interaction with existing sector levy boards. How will it be implemented? The levy puts the apprenticeship programme on long-term sustainable footing, and will allow system to become genuinely employer-led

HMRC COLLECT FUNDS APPRENTICESHIP FUND EMPLOYERS INDIVIDUAL VOUCHER ACCOUNTS PROVIDERS Payment made to providers Digital Voucher and proof of training STAKEHOLDER OVERSIGHT Money flow Information flow LARGE EMPLOYERS APPRENTICESHIP DESIGN …so funding is put into the hands of employers alongside the design of apprenticeship standards Digital Voucher

Next steps Formal Consultation on implementation Design and governance frameworks Interaction with existing levies Response to Consultation A blueprint for delivery A timetable for implementation On-going stakeholder discussion Detailed mechanism design Transition arrangements Employer/Provider testing SUMMER 2015 AUTUMN 2015…TO IMPLEMENTATION CONTACTS – The levy Implementation team Sarah Hodgetts 7215 Charlotte 7215 David 7215 Philip 7215