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Advanced Modern Apprenticeships (AMA) - Engineering

Aim

To support an adult apprenticeship programme for those aged 25+ in engineering.

Background

• Three companies are delivering the programme supported by one Group Training Association (GTA).
• Opportunities are provided for unskilled adult workers to undertake skills training leading to national recognition at craft and technician level within employment.
• There are various skill entry levels to prove the value across the breadth of the skills agenda.
• Experience gained through the pilot will inform participating companies/DfES of the value of investing in adult apprenticeships to meet skills needs.

Contact

Ian Carnell
Tel: 01923 652350
Email: icarnell@semta.org.uk

Website

www.semta.org.uk