1. Lincolnshire and Rutland Employment and Skills Board Large Employer of Year 2012 Apprenticeships 25 th January 2013 How to support/supervise Apprentices within public service Jane Newman City of Lincoln Council Work Based Learning Manager

2. Lincolnshire and Rutland Employment and Skills Board Large Employer of Year 2012 Apprenticeships Award winning City of Lincoln Council is an Employer Apprenticeship Provider (sub contract from First College) Apprenticeship Training Agency (ATA) on National register Ambassador for National Apprenticeship Service

3. Lincolnshire and Rutland Employment and Skills Board Large Employer of Year 2012 Apprenticeships  City Council apprenticeship scheme operating since 1995 – when no employees under 25  Council has over 50% of all apprentices ever recruited still working for them. More than 50% of under 30s are current or former apprentices  Career progression routes and talent management in place  Senior Management and political “Buy in”  Excellent results 100% success rate so far in 11/12

4. Lincolnshire and Rutland Employment and Skills Board Large Employer of Year 2012 Apprenticeships Currently we have apprentices undertaking Business Administration, Customer Services Team Leading, Management, Craft We are also offering in partnership Level 4 Business, Level 5 Leadership and Management, Teaching Assistants, Hospitality

5. Lincolnshire and Rutland Employment and Skills Board Large Employer of Year 2012 Apprenticeships Operate with individually designed programmes – meeting the needs of employer and learner  Delivery in partnership with First College or specialised providers  Delivery in employer or centre premises with 1:1 +/or groups with mutually agreed timings, anytime start, often using e portfolio  Allocation of personally matched supervisor, mentor and assessor  Real work and value  Apprenticeships are undertaken in a placement, junior post or alongside permanent employment where job roles suitable

6. Lincolnshire and Rutland Employment and Skills Board Large Employer of Year 2012 Apprenticeships  Enrichment – volunteering, monthly forum, fundraising,  e learning  Internal placement move round and external opportunities  Planned progression routes and partnerships  Individually designed support packages and equipment for equality of access and achievement  Support for apprentices from difficult backgrounds eg offending, mental health, homeless, debts etc  Escalator effect – progression to Higher Apprenticeships

7. Lincolnshire and Rutland Employment and Skills Board Large Employer of Year 2012 Apprenticeships Teaching and Learning in a variety of ways Public sector collaboration and partnerships Community experiences and projects Peer teaching by apprentices Non profit operation Procurement eg Kier, Continental Empowerment and influencing management

8. Lincolnshire and Rutland Employment and Skills Board Large Employer of Year 2012 Apprenticeships The Future Challenges  Government funding changes & austerity measures for Public sector organisations  Financial markets, unemployment  Current and recent government reviews  Raising the participation age  Technology  Support services  Traineeships and Employer groups

9. Lincolnshire and Rutland Employment and Skills Board Large Employer of Year 2012 Apprenticeships Thank you for listening Any questions? Contacts Jane.K.Newman@lincoln.gov.uk www.lincoln.gov.uk First College Liaison Officer kayleigh.pilgrim@firstcollegelincs.co.uk