A new bursary has been launched to help apprentices with their employability and professional recognition.
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The Association of Apprentices (AoA) has published its highly anticipated 2024 Insights Report, providing a comprehensive overview of the demographics, experiences, and achievements of its growing membership and partnerships.
The Association of Apprentices unveils latest Insights Report for 2024 Read More »
The Association of Apprentices is proud to announce that applications for PARS are now open.
Launch of Post-Apprenticeship Recognition Scheme (PARS) Read More »
The Association of Apprentices is proud to announce the release of the pre-election survey results, ‘The BIG Ask’, where we have delved deep into the priorities and expectations of apprentices.
The Results: AoA’s Pre-Election Survey 2024 Read More »
The ongoing General Election campaigns are bringing the spotlight on apprenticeships, with policies highlighted across political parties. This presents apprentices with a remarkable opportunity to voice their thoughts and share the collective impact of the apprentice community on the UK.
The BIG Ask: AoA’s Pre-Election Survey 2024 Read More »
In partnership with Grant Thornton, we are thrilled to announce the extension of our highly sought-after event, ‘Line Managing Apprentices – A Virtual Discussion’.
In the month of May, we are thrilled to host a series of events as part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2024. These events are designed to promote mental well-being and provide valuable insights into managing mental health in the workplace.
Mental Health Awareness Week 2024 – Three Unmissable Events Read More »
Are you an apprentice looking to share your experiences and contribute to the improvement of apprenticeship programmes? Here’s your chance to make your voice heard and win a £50 e-voucher of your choice.
Apprentice Survey for OneFile – Win a £50 voucher! Read More »
The research by the University Vocational Awards Council (UVAC) revealed that over a fifth of the UK’s top 100 universities do not offer degree apprenticeships, posing barriers to social mobility, skilled workforces, and economic growth.
Sixteen apprentices have achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first recipients of post-nominals through the pioneering Post-Apprenticeship Recognition Scheme (PARS) launched by the Association of Apprentices (AoA) and the Chartered Institution for Further Education (CIFE).
