Are you a small business owner interested in taking on a school leaver Apprentice? Here is everything you need to know about the new incentive payments that may be available to you.
Bury College is pleased to share that the Government Incentive Payment scheme, aimed at supporting business to take on apprenticeships, has been further extended until the end of January 2022.
Incentive payments of £3,000 are available for each apprentice an employer recruits, regardless of age, with a further £1,000 available for any employer who recruits a 16 to 18-year-old apprentice.
These incentives are intended to support employers to build capacity and capability following the disruption of Covid-19, all while creating high quality opportunities for individuals and equipping them with skills that are in demand. The payments represent an incredible opportunity to develop a business and secure fresh new talent while lowering recruitment costs.
Any employer who recruits an apprentice before the 31st of January is eligible for the incentive payments, subject to criteria.
Bury College is able to support apprenticeships in a range of areas, including:
There are over 40 apprenticeship vacancies available for those looking to gain a career-enhancing qualification in a range of areas. Apprentices are supported by our experienced Learning and Skills Coaches, and are able to gain hands-on experience and knowledge.
Are you a small business owner interested in taking on a school leaver Apprentice? Here is everything you need to know about the new incentive payments that may be available to you.
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