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Institute chair to step down in summer 2021
15 December 2020
After over five years at the Institute, Antony Jenkins will step down as chair in summer 2021.Antony first joined the Institute as shadow chair in June 2016, helping lead the its establishment and employer led approach.
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Help shape the future of skills in Sales, Marketing and Procurement
14 November 2022
An extensive review has been launched into how skills training supports the sales, marketing and procurement professions and we want to hear from you.
The Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical education (IfATE) makes sure apprenticeships, T Levels, and Higher Technical Qualifications are high quality and fill the economy’s skills gaps through supporting employers, who understand their training needs best, to design and approve them.
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The approvals process
The Board has established the Approvals Committee (AC) as an IfATE Board. Its primary purpose is to exercise the Executive’s responsibilities for approving technical education products (Apprenticeships and Technical Qualifications) in accordance with the Scheme of Delegation.
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Transport and logistics route review
Key highlights include:
The transport and logistics route review is underpinned by stakeholder consultation, with employers right at the heart.It provides a strategic look at the route, ensuring occupational standards and their content match the current and emerging needs of employers.
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New appointments announced to IfATE’s board
8 November 2023
Two impressive new board members have been unveiled by the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (IfATE).
Jane Hadfield and Mark McClennon have been appointed by the Secretary of State for the next five years.
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‘Six of the best’ as key apprenticeship figures recognised in birthday honours list
14 October 2020
Six members who represent the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (the Institute) were recognised in the Queen’s birthday honours list
Two board and four route panel members make up the six that have been recognised for their influential work
Six members of the Institute included in the Queen’s birthday honours have been praised for their impressive work on apprenticeships and technical education.
Jessica Leigh Jones and Toby Peyton-Jones from the Institute’s board and Tanja S...
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Are you an expert in your industry?
31 May 2018
We’re inviting applications for Membership of our 15 occupational Route Panels
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Criteria, process and application form
To achieve HTQ recognition for level 4 and 5 qualifications, applicants must meet IfATE’s approval criteria. HTQ Approvals Criteria.
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Working at IfATE
What it's like to work at IfATE and how to apply.
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Apprenticeships making creative industries more accessible
28 September 2021
Creative and design jobs are being opened out to people from less privileged backgrounds via apprenticeships, according to a major new industry report out today [Tuesday].
Employers say that too many entry level jobs are “precarious”, “poorly paid” and only go to people who already know someone in the industry.
