Apprenticeships continue to play a significant role in supporting the city’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, with 80 apprentices currently working at City of York Council or one of the authority’s maintained schools.
Over 2,300 York residents of all ages are currently undertaking an apprenticeship.
Apprenticeships continue to play a significant role in supporting the city’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, with 80 apprentices currently working at City of York Council or one of the authority’s maintained schools.
The council is also supporting a total 36 apprentices, currently committing £194,000 of support to 7 local businesses through the Apprenticeship Levy Scheme. This national initiative enables larger employers to transfer unspent apprenticeship levy onto other businesses or partner organisation keeping funding local whilst benefitting smaller organisations and enhancing the pool of skilled workers in the city.
See further general information on apprenticeships, or for more details email york.apprenticeships@york.gov.uk or call telephone: 01904 555768.
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