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Inclined to agree with Sarah. The wording definitely infers that the exception doesn't apply to level 3 apprenticeships. They make specific reference to 36-38 more than once, suggesting it's not an accident.
Just weird they don't explicitly say "this only applies to level 2 apprenticeships".
Sarah Kelly I couldn't agree more. It is very frustrating especially when parts of the rule support the exception, then others reference the section under Level 2 apprenticeships. I have emailed the Apprenticeship Service!
Tracey Hughes
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Can someone please clarify something for me, especially now that we have the new funding rules for 2024/25.
I have a learner who has been on the a level apprenticeship standard for over 12 months, achieved English at GCE 4, but math E3, during this time receiving 1 to 1 support he will never be able to achieve Level 2, despite all his effort. The learner has been assessed by us as having a barrier to learning.
Would this learner be a good candidate for applying an exception?
It is confusing as the rules reference rules 36-38 not 39 which refers to level 3.
Thanks, if someone can clear this fog for me.