1. Apprenticeship Levy Ian Munro Amanda Shobrook Regional Director
Widening Participation and Apprenticeship Lead, HEE
Ian Munro
Regional Director
Association of Colleges SW

2. Registering for the levy
Register open for the new online Apprenticeship Service
This new online service will allow you to:
Manage your online account
Manage your apprenticeship programme
Estimate your financial spend
Recruit apprentices
Find education providers
It will help employers:
focus on their business priorities
address skills shortages head on
invest in the skills and training to help their organisations succeed
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3. Registering for the levy
To register, levy-paying employers should have:
their Government Gateway login details for PAYE schemes they want to include
the details for each organisation that will be making an agreement with a training provider for apprenticeship training.
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4. New Apprenticeship Trailblazers
Look out for the alerts and links to the consultations on various Expression of Interest (EOI). These ae being passed to your WP and Apprenticeship leads
In the pipeline are;
Advanced Clinical Practitioner,
Assistant Business Administrator,
Health and Wellbeing Mentor,
Paramedic and Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner.
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5. What are the main aims of the Reforms?
The Government’s message
Employer driven
Quality
Simplicity
The aims of the reforms in reality?
Increase productivity
Achieve the target!
Reduce public funding
Reduce government responsibility

6. Apprenticeship spending
Per year in England, £bn
Apprenticeship spending will reach £2.45bn in England by 19-20
This is more than double the amount spent in 10-11
*Forecast
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will receive a share of the levy, and will take decisions on how that will be spent

7. Top 400 employers
There are around 170 public sector employers in the top 400.
Many of the top 400 already recruit apprentices, but around 35 have had no apprentices in recent years
Around 200 of these employers had fewer than 50 starts last year

8. Total projected levy paid by sector in 17-18, £m
Comparison to current delivery
Total projected levy paid by sector in 17-18, £m
Delivery by sector in 15/16