Steven Edmondson

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Steven Edmondson commented,

I believe Steve is right, haven't heard otherwise. Biggest hurdle is usually finding a suitable EPA and arranging an appropriate delivery plan with curriculum if working in FE.

I believe Steve is right, haven't heard otherwise. Biggest hurdle is usually finding a suitable EPA and arranging an appropriate delivery plan with curriculum if working in FE.

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Steven Edmondson commented,

Hi, The information at https://www.gov.uk/guidance/transferring-your-apprenticeship-levy-to-another-business should be of use to you if not already seen, if not please could you provide some more information on the situation?

Hi, The information at https://www.gov.uk/guidance/transferring-your-apprenticeship-levy-to-another-business should be of use to you if not already seen, if not please could you provide some more i...

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Steven Edmondson commented,

Hi, as Ben points out the given period is a suggestion and not a requirement, the only impact should be on the learners hybrid end date which will impact QAR rates for the given year.

Hi, as Ben points out the given period is a suggestion and not a requirement, the only impact should be on the learners hybrid end date which will impact QAR rates for the given year.

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Steven Edmondson commented,

I agree with your logic and wouldn't amend the training plan in such a case, only for substantial adjustments.

I agree with your logic and wouldn't amend the training plan in such a case, only for substantial adjustments.

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Steven Edmondson commented,

Hi,   The section the springs to mind to me are the rules around under delivery for OTJ, from the apprenticeship  OTJ guidance document- "There is no proforma for the statement, but the apprenticeship funding rules outline the information that the statement must include. The employer and apprentice must countersign the statement, if they are satisfied with the quantity of training delivered, even though it is less than the original volume agreed at the beginning of the apprenticeship. " This is the only time a signed statement is mentioned in the evidence list as below 4. What kind of evidence (e.g. level of detail) is required to support the policy? We set out clearly in the apprenticeship funding rules the quantitative and qualitative evidence required. This includes: (a) how the volume of planned off-the-job training was calculated; (b) that this planned figure was documented in the correct places; (c) that there is evidence to support the delivery of off-the-job training; (d) that all the evidence meets the definition of off-the-job training; (e) that the actual hours delivered is documented on the ILR (and corresponds with the proof of delivery); and (f) that where the actual hours delivered is less than the original volume agreed, there is a signed statement on file to explain the difference So in closing I don't think you need to be concerned, the function you have allows assessors to apply a regular level of scrutiny.

Hi,   The section the springs to mind to me are the rules around under delivery for OTJ, from the apprenticeship  OTJ guidance document-"There is no proforma for the statement, but the apprenticesh...

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Steven Edmondson commented,

Thanks both it seemed absolutely incorrect to me, I will have to have some interesting conversations with the relevant providers as a result!

Thanks both it seemed absolutely incorrect to me, I will have to have some interesting conversations with the relevant providers as a result!