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SME Survey New Apprenticeship Plan

14 September 2020 

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SME SURVEY NEW APPRENTICESHIP PLAN

Context: As you may be aware, a consultation process is under way nationally to support the development of a new Apprenticeship Action Plan to 2025. Regional Skills endeavours to support this process with our focus in particular on supporting SME’s within each region to increase participation in apprenticeship programmes. These brief questions allow you to inform us on your insights that will contribute to the overall development of the Plan.

Have your say today! Complete this quick survey

The short six question survey will help in preparing a regional submission to inform future policy on the new five year Apprenticeship Action Plan. 

MS Word version:RSF-SME-Apprenticeship-Survey-Form-August-2020-FINAL.docx (size 37.4 KB)
PDF Version:RSF-SME-Apprenticeship-Survey-Form-August-2020-FINAL.pdf (size 111.7 KB)

Please return your response direct to deniserocks@regionalskills.ie

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS MONDAY 21st SEPTEMBER 2020

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FULL CONSULTATION PAPER LINK HERE

The Action Plan for Apprenticeship, building on the work already done and lessons learned, will set out a clear and ambitious road map for apprenticeship for the next 5 years. This will be the path to more fully realising the vision of apprenticeship providing real and substantive career pathways for first time learners and for people looking to reskill, where the earnandlearn model provides an income while building a solid foundation for career progression.

It is vital we engage with SME's in the region to ascertain your insights to ensure participation and engagement that informs the plan for the future.We need your ideas on how to make apprenticeship more attractive and more accessible to women and people with disabilities. We need to know your views on the substantial changes that have taken place in apprenticeship and on how we can build a strong model for the future.

Further information on apprenticeship may be found at www.apprenticeship.ie