Richard Review of Apprenticeships
Findings from Doug Richard's independent review on what apprenticeships should be and how they can meet the changing needs of the economy.
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The report’s recommendations include:
- redefining apprenticeships
- greater focus on the outcome of an apprenticeship
- using recognised industry standards to form the basis of every apprenticeship
- making sure all apprentices reach a good level in English and maths before they can complete their apprenticeship
- creating the right incentives for apprenticeship training through government funding
- encouraging greater diversity and innovation in training
The other documents on this page were originally published at the start of the review. They include:
- the review’s call for evidence
- an economic paper that provided context for the call for evidence
- frequently asked questions about the review
See also the government’s response to the review: ‘The future of apprenticeships in England: next steps from the Richard Review’ consultation.