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Improvement leader
ST0556
Approved for delivery from 29 Jan 2019
Level 6
18 months
Max funding: £15000
Developing improvement strategies and providing leadership in improvement for a business.
Engineering and manufacturing route review report
Electrical power networks engineer - Move to the installation, service, repair and/or overhaul advanced technician Quality manager - Move (previously in quality
improvement
and project control manager cluster). Safety engineer - Move (previously in quality
improvement
and project control manager cluster).
Business and administration
The Business and Administration and Engineering and Manufacturing route panels also agreed that the following occupations should be transferred to this route:
Improvement
Technician (Level 3)
Improvement
Practitioner (Level 4)
Improvement
Specialist (Level 5)
Improvement
Leader
(Level 6) Several occupations were identified as not belonging in this occupational map, including some that are on another occupational map, and have been removed: Entrepreneur Professional Economist Resource Technic...
Apprentice panel
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Engineering and manufacturing
Improvement
Technician (Level 3)
Improvement
Practitioner (Level 4)
Improvement
Specialist (Level 5)
Improvement
Leader
(Level 6) As referenced above, respondents suggested that Advanced Sewing Machinist should sit on the Engineering and Manufacturing route as it has very similar knowledge skills and behaviour to the Sewing Machinist (Level 2) standard. Following consultation with the respective route panels, this occupation has been moved.
T Level in Management and Administration
Management and Administration TQ occupational specialisms and expected year of delivery Business support - 2022 Business
improvement
- 2022 Team
leader
ship/management - 2022 Information management - TBC Information Date approved – 2 December 2021 Expected to be available from – September 2022 Awarding Organisation -City & Guilds Outline Content -Management and Administration Mandatory additional requirements - TBC Find your nearest T Level provider Provider information - City & Gu...
Institute chair sets out skills vision at special House of Lords event
9 March 2022
The Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (the Institute) held a very special event in the House of Lords to introduce our high-profile chair to political, business and FE sector
leader
s. Baroness Ruby McGregor Smith, who is also president of the British Chambers of Commerce, made her name in business as the first Asian woman chief executive of a FTSE 250 company, Mitie Group, which is the largest facilities management organisation in the UK.
Transport and logistics route review
Our 2021-2024 strategic plan, published in October 2021, focuses on three key areas: delivering for employers building a simpler skills system securing continuous
improvement
To achieve this, we need to continue dialogue with the sector. This includes how we meet the needs of the green economy and the Government’s net zero commitments.
List of apprenticeships with temporary discretions or flexibilities
26 May 2021
Last updated 26 May 2021
Route panels
Route panels are responsible for ensuring that apprenticeship standards and T Level qualifications are high quality and meet the needs of employers, apprentices and learners and the economy at large.
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