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THE APPRENTICESHIP SECTOR IS CHANGING 9 TH MARCH 2017 WELCOME 1. Introduction to Pure Potential and how we can help you 2. Changes to the apprenticeship sector - OneFile 3. Introduction to Unilevers apprenticeship programme - Unilever 4.


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THE APPRENTICESHIP SECTOR IS CHANGING 9TH MARCH 2017

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WELCOME

1. Introduction to Pure Potential and how we can help you 2. Changes to the apprenticeship sector - OneFile 3. Introduction to Unilever’s apprenticeship programme - Unilever 4. How are EY responding to the changes to the sector - EY 5. Questions & Answers – your chance to ask the panel your questions

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APPLY The Careers Section

  • 12-page apprenticeship special from

Get My First Job

  • How to gain work experience
  • Writing CVs and covering letters
  • Job applications and interviews
  • Career profiles including healthcare,

finance, law, property and many more The University Section

  • Personal Statement Masterclass
  • Choosing the right course & university
  • University interviews
  • Applying to Oxford or Cambridge
  • Student finance
  • Dealing with A-level results day

www.applyguide.org www.purepotential.org

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PANEL MEMBERS Jada Vine Apprenticeships Lead, Unilever UK & Ireland Kristin Watson Director of Professional Qualifications, EY Susanna Lawson Co-founder and Director, OneFile

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APPRENTICESHIP REFORMS

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Susanna Lawson Co-founder & Director

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Why the reforms?

  • Target of 3million apprenticeship starts

by 2020

  • Put the employer in the driving seat
  • Increase the quality of apprenticeships
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APPRENTICESHIP STANDARDS

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Trailblazer groups

  • Groups of employers – large and small
  • Defining the job role
  • What skills, knowledge and behaviours
  • 2 page standard
  • Assessment plan
  • End point assessment
  • Grading
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What is different?

  • Must have at least 20% off the job training
  • Focus is on training and learning NOT assessment
  • May not be a ‘formal’ qualification within the

apprenticeship

  • End point assessment done by an independent

body

  • Can fail end point assessment
  • Employers can negotiate the rate of the

apprenticeship

  • More degree level apprenticeships
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APPRENTICESHIP LEVY

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  • All employers with pay bill +£3m will pay

0.5% levy

  • Co-investment if not using Levy of 90/10
  • Employers will use new Apprenticeship

System to source training provider

  • Employers able to negotiate cost of

apprenticeship

  • Graduates can now do Apprenticeship
  • Public sector – 2.3% apprenticeships
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Impact on options

  • Apprenticeships for specific job roles
  • More employers will be offering

apprenticeships

  • Degree level apprenticeships
  • Able to do an apprenticeship even if graduate
  • Clearer career paths using apprenticeships
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Have you heard of Unilever? You’ll already know our brands….

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THE UNILEVER STORY

We’re a global business with amazing brands and fresh innovative ideas. That means an apprenticeship here is full of

  • pportunities.

LOVED THE WORLD OVER

You already know our brands; they're loved the world over. Every day 2.5 billion people use Unilever products to feel good, look good and get more out of life. With an annual global turnover of €53billion you’ll find our products in the kitchens, fridges, freezers and bathrooms in 9 out of 10 UK homes.

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WHY CHOOSE AN APPRENTICESHIP?

Unilever apprenticeships bring together on-the-job experience and formal training to give you the knowledge and skills for an exciting future. We believe that embarking on an apprenticeship is a worthwhile alternative to university and results in nationally recognised qualifications.

WE WILL GIVE YOU:

  • Knowledge and real on-the-job experience
  • Transferable skills
  • National qualifications
  • Prospects and career progression
  • Inspiration and motivation with a community

feeling

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Lisa Hutchinson

“I didn’t consider University after A-Levels because I knew higher education wasn’t for me. I wanted to do something that would allow me to develop business skills, get my qualification and have hands on experience whilst earning a wage at the same time. The apprenticeship has given me confidence, I’ve developed my skills and learned how to be more efficient and manage my time. I’ve taken

  • n a lot more responsibility and made some lifelong work

relationships and friendships. Unilever has a great development culture; there are training schemes, seminars and so many senior people to learn from. It’s a great way to get hands on experience and further your career!”

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Father & son, Jim & Josh Carew

“Josh has quickly developed into a confident and committed young man who knows his destiny is in his

  • wn hands. A Unilever apprenticeship is truly a strong

alternative to university to provide a solid foundation for future professional development and employment. The company has a solid approach to mentoring their youngsters during their early career, giving parents or guardians an added level of comfort that their youngster is in safe hands!”

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to double the size of the business whilst reducing our environmental impact To champion and demonstrate our belief in the need for

sustainable growth

BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY APPRENTICESHIPS

A Business and Technology apprenticeship is a springboard to a career in a corporate environment. It will give you invaluable experience in a global and diverse company. Programmes include: Business, IT, Digital & Technology Solutions, Digital Marketing, Human Resources, Finance & Project Management. We offer advanced, higher and degree apprenticeships ranging from 18 months to 4 years in duration.

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RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT APPRENTICESHIPS

An R&D apprenticeship at Unilever enables you to put your science education, passion and curiosity into practice whilst gaining practical experience in

  • ne of our global R&D centres.

We offer a recognised apprenticeship programme which leads to a full BSc Degree in Chemistry. R&D apprentices work on developing and enhancing some of the world’s leading home, personal care and refreshment brands. Programmes are typically 4 years.

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SUPPLY CHAIN & ENGINEERING APPRENTICESHIPS

Getting a delicious ice cream like Magnum into the hands of a customer in the right condition at the right time (and the right price!) is very much at the heart of what we do in Supply Chain. We offer a recognised apprenticeship programme in either Engineering or Manufacturing. Supply Chain apprentices will see first-hand what it takes to get our products from the factory to our customers around the world.

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THE FUTURE OF APPRENTICESHIPS AT UNILEVER

Progression for existing employees High-level, industry-specific technical skills for jobs of the future Real hands-on experience Employees can develop coaching/ management skills Widens access to the professions

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Ladder of success?

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HOW TO APPLY

www.unilever.co.uk/careers-jobs/unilever- apprenticeships/

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Unilever UK Apprenticeships

@UnileverUKApps

KEEP IN TOUCH

helloUKapprenticeships@Unilever.com

Unilever UK Apprenticeships

@UnileverUKApps

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EY Apprenticeship Strategy

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The back story …

In previous years EY chose not to adopt an Apprenticeship model for the following reasons:

We felt it was inappropriate to take Government Funding in times of austerity for students we would hire and train anyway We wanted to retain greater flexibility to create our own school leaver programme, without restrictions or minimum requirements Onerous vocational and administrative requirements, including regulation by Ofsted A negative brand perception of ‘apprenticeships’ by our target students

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What has changed…

Funding requirements passed to end user – the employer – via an Apprenticeship Levy Apprenticeships designed by employers to achieve a more attractive proposition (through ‘Trailblazer’ committees) Apprenticeships to be available across all sectors, at all levels, including degree and masters level

Government Goals and Policy

Exit from the EU Digital Disruption

EY & Wider World

Widening Access, Diversity and Inclusion Perception of Apprenticeships Schools held to account for the numbers of students going into apprenticeships

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Apprenticeship Programmes – Our EY Proposition

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The EY Apprenticeship proposition …

EY Business Apprenticeship:

Introduced for 2017 intake

Graduate Apprenticeship :

Consider for the future

Change our existing programmes

Degree Apprenticeship programme:

Potential for trainees to obtain degree whilst completing EY apprenticeship e.g. Digital industry apprenticeships

Other Apprenticeship Programmes:

Opportunities for apprenticeships to be

  • ffered to trainees and current

employees not eligible for our traditional school leaver or graduate programmes

New introductions

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Questions to consider…

Will tomorrow’s leaders all have degrees? Will you stop learning when you start earning? Is a head start sometimes the best start? Do good things always come to those who wait? How can planning today take you further tomorrow? How far can you go without a degree?

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EY Business Apprenticeship

Avoid student debt and start a career in the workplace Full time salary up to £21500 A flexible qualification programme that can be adapted to suit the progress of the individual On the job coaching World class training and experience

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PANEL MEMBERS Jada Vine Apprenticeships Lead, Unilever UK & Ireland Kristin Watson Director of Professional Qualifications, EY Susanna Lawson Co-founder and Director, OneFile

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USEFUL WEBSITES

THANK YOU!

Pure Potential www.purepotential.org APPLY 2017 – to purchase this years university and careers guide www.applyguide.org OneFile www.onefile.co.uk Unilever apprenticeships www.unilever.co.uk/careers/apprenticeships EY apprenticeships www.ukcareers.ey.com/schools