You will need to choose a training provider to train your apprentice. Find out why this is important and how to go about choosing one.
From air traffic controller to engineer to vet technician, there are hundreds of apprenticeships tailored to meet your business needs. Each apprenticeship is carefully designed by groups of employers and trailblazers to ensure it aligns with the specific knowledge, skills and behaviours required for different occupations within various sectors.
‘Off-the-job’ training can be flexible and doesn’t have to mean 1 day out of the workplace every week. You can find out more about off-the-job training on the responsibilities as an employer page.
Your training provider can provide you with as much help and support as you need when you take on an apprentice.
It’s up to you how you work together. Just ask them any questions you have.
Your training provider can help you:
If you want to learn more on how training providers deliver apprenticeship training and end-point assessments, you can look at the checklist and EPA guidance for providers.
There is a pilot running exploring how training providers can support non-levy paying employers. View the list of the thirteen expert apprenticeship training providers taking part.
