Evaluation of the Apprenticeship Trailblazers: Interim report
Newton B, Gloster R, Miller L, Buzzeo J | Research Paper 213 | Department for Business, Innovation and Skills | Mar 2015
The Apprenticeship Trailblazers aim to achieve greater employer ownership of Apprenticeship training, as recommended by the Richard Review. Trailblazers are networks of employers and other sector and industry bodies, working together to design apprenticeship training and standards for jobs in their sector.
IES was commissioned to lead an evaluation of the early Trailblazers, and this report reveals the interim findings.
We also produced an infographic to highlight the key findings of this report.
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