Apprenticeship Actual End Date for early leavers

The withdrawal date is the last evidence day in learning.

Barry McNamara

Does this help from the Apprenticeship Technical Funding Guide:

45. If the apprentice leaves early, for example, they withdraw from the
programme, the monthly instalments stop. We will not calculate a monthly instalment
for the final month if the apprentice withdraws before the last day of the month in
which the learning stops. 

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/985335/FINAL_AEB_Funding_Rates_and_Formula_2021_2022__002_.pdf

Paragraph 75.

We always record reality for the Actual End Date, as per the ILR spec. If they Complete early, you still get all the money in a balancing payment.

is in the Technical Funding Guide

Apprenticeship technical funding guide - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

44. We spread these instalments equally over the number of planned months for 
the apprenticeship programme aim, based on whether the apprentice is in learning 
on each census date (the last calendar day of every month). The planned number of 
months is calculated from the ‘Learning start date’ and the ‘Learning planned end 
date’ in the ILR

but, as Martin says, last evidenced learning must be what you record as actual end date.

Thanks Everyone

Hi,

Was just looking at this thread. Apologies if this is simplistic but does the last day in learning have to be linked directly to off the job training? Or can it be something that happened in their on the job learning?

Thanks in advance.