Severn Trent welcomes 168 apprentices and graduates
Severn Trent has welcomed 168 new apprentices and graduates, its largest-ever graduate intake, with 68 graduates and 100 apprentices across 40 programmes.
Severn Trent has welcomed 168 new apprentices and graduates, its largest-ever graduate intake, with 68 graduates and 100 apprentices across 40 programmes.
Morrisons will take on 1,000 apprentices by 2030 under the Proper Jobs: Fresh Start Programme, starting September, in partnership with the DWP.
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The Welsh Government has opened applications for 35 apprenticeships across departments including transport, tourism, energy and education, with vacancies open throughout September.
A new survey reveals that young people in Birmingham now consider apprenticeships over degrees, citing practical experience and earning potential as key factors.
Dudley Council approves £4.7m for Halesowen College's Trinity Point to reduce NEET rates, boost skills, and deliver £7.2m social value.
DWP confirms additional £1,000 payments from August 1 for apprentices aged 16-18 (born before 2010) and certain 19-24 year olds, part of government-funded apprenticeship training changes under new PM Andy Burnham.
Andy Burnham announces £4,500 bursaries for parents on benefits to prevent an apprenticeship cliff-edge that could cost families up to £340 weekly in Universal Credit deductions.
Lloyds and Bank of Scotland will remove foreign debit card fees for student customers from July 30, 2026, saving them up to 2.99% per transaction plus flat charges.
TV presenter Steph McGovern hosted a Vocational Celebration Day in Birmingham, highlighting the importance of vocational training and skills for young people.
A mother and daughter working at The Farmers Arms in Waunarlwydd graduated from management apprenticeships at the same time, supported by training provider Inspiro.
Birmingham City have signed seven youngsters to professional deals, including ex-Aston Villa defender Junior Wilson, who joins the under-21 side for Premier League 2.
Labour government confirms free breakfast clubs at 1,400 more schools from September, saving families up to £450 per year, with 680,000 children benefiting.
Six young adults with SEND graduated from a supported internship programme at Sherwood Forest Hospitals, with most securing jobs, including a role at Butlin's in Skegness.
Andy Burnham is urged to adopt an economic populist approach, including expanding free school meals to all primary-age children from households on Universal Credit starting 2026-2027.
Executive Carers and Bushell Investments launch The Village at Oscar's at Swinfen Hall near Lichfield, offering a luxury day centre for older adults from July 13.
Birmingham's Bring it on Brum! programme offers hundreds of free holiday clubs with meals for eligible children. Bookings open June 29.
A father and son from Neath won two major accolades at Cambrian Training Company's annual Apprenticeship, Employment and Skills Awards, celebrating their achievements in work-based learning.
Over 50% of Digbeth bootcamp participants have secured jobs, with 14 graduates now working on the new Peaky Blinders series, Steven Knight told MPs.
Weardale Lithium has partnered with New College Durham to develop technical skills for lithium extraction from geothermal waters in County Durham, supporting clean energy jobs.
Ex-Birmingham City boss Lee Clark appoints Adam Clayton as assistant head coach at Hartlepool United, marking a reunion after their time together at Huddersfield.
Young people with learning disabilities and autism celebrated completing a supported internship at hospitals in Essex, gaining skills and securing jobs.
TechFirst launches in West Midlands to equip 11-18 year olds with digital skills in AI, cyber security, and quantum tech, addressing a regional skills shortage.
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Olivia Mason, a Year 8 student from Rochdale, attended a Sea Cadet camp at HMS Raleigh in Cornwall, where she learned damage control, firefighting, and toured naval vessels.
Luke Chadwick, a 21-year-old computer science student at Edge Hill University, won a prestigious scholarship for developing Snict, a transport app that helps students track bus services.
A 38-storey tower with 1,041 student homes could replace a disused car park in Manchester, boosting the local economy by £6.7m annually.
A graduate shares shock at £6,828 interest on £38,991 student loan, highlighting rising debt and financial strain for Plan 2 borrowers.
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An accreditation body warns that failure to invest in agricultural training threatens UK food security, urging immediate action to address skills gaps.