Learning and Work Institute is working with the support of J.P. Morgan to explore and promote best practice in the delivery of pre-apprenticeship programmes in Europe and other parts of the world.
We’re focussing on identifying and promoting programmes that enable young people from all backgrounds to gain the skills and experience they need, to successfully bridge the gap to an apprenticeship. Alongside identifying what works, we’re particularly interested in programmes that have developed good practice in four key areas: Development of digital skills; Blended learning approaches; ‘Learn to learn’ attitudes and skills; Development of soft/transversal skills.
L&W have developed a set of resources to support pre-apprenticeship providers with the design & delivery of high-quality programmes that support young people to enter apprenticeships. They are also available here in French, German and Spanish.
These case studies show how pre-apprenticeship programmes are designed & delivered in a range of country contexts. They focus on how pre-apprenticeships can support young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to move into high quality apprenticeships
Our new short films highlight international examples of good practice in delivering pre-apprenticeship programmes in Brazil, France, Germany, Ireland, Spain and the UK.
