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The Apprenticeship Levy EDUCATION SERVICES CONFERENCE 28 TH FEBRUARY 2017 What is the Levy vy? Budget November 2015 / Enterprise Bill 0.5% of Employer Paybill (<3m) Levy can be used to fund apprenticeship training and assessment


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EDUCATION SERVICES CONFERENCE 28TH FEBRUARY 2017

The Apprenticeship Levy

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What is the Levy vy?

  • Budget November 2015 / Enterprise Bill
  • 0.5% of Employer Paybill (<£3m)
  • Levy can be used to fund apprenticeship training

and assessment (not salary costs). (This can be for both existing employees as well as new starters)

  • Target of 2.3% apprentices in the workforce by

2020 in the public sector

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How will it work?

  • Levy taken by HMRC via PAYE monthly
  • Digital Apprenticeship Service Account (DAS) per

employer

  • £15,000 allowance off-set against levy liability
  • 10% top up by government each month
  • 24 months to use levy
  • National Register of Providers
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How will it work?

  • Can be used for existing staff not just new

apprentices

  • Funding limits will apply (yet to be published)
  • First funding available

mid-May 2017

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How does the levy vy affect schools?

Local Authority’s Levy includes:

  • Community Schools
  • Voluntary Controlled Schools

Above schools must make provision for the levy costs in the same way as other payroll costs- no top slicing

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How does the levy vy affect schools?

Local Authority’s Levy excludes:

  • Foundation & Voluntary Aided Schools
  • Stand alone Academies
  • Academies as part of Multi Academy Trusts

(schools independently eligible for their own levy may access HR Matching service)

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Schools not eligible for the Levy…

  • Pay 10% of the cost of apprenticeship training and

assessment

  • The government pays the remaining 90%

These include :

  • Employers with pay bill of less than £3m
  • Schools that have used all their funds in their digital

account

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Apprenticeship Roles

  • Teaching Assistants
  • Business administration
  • Management
  • Science & ICT Technicians
  • early work on Teacher apprenticeships
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What are we doing at Shropshire Council?

  • Apprenticeship Levy Board (includes Schools

representatives)

  • Procurement – Framework of Providers
  • Review of service areas – maximising the pot
  • Selection Process
  • Communications
  • Development of Apprenticeships
  • Commercial Offer
  • Supporting local employers
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Next xt Steps for Schools

  • Complete procurement exercise for training

providers

  • Set up workshops & communication to schools
  • Identify processes for accessing levy funding
  • Create Apprenticeship application packs for new

recruits and for existing school staff accessing professional development within Shropshire.

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QUESTIONS?