As part of reforms to the apprenticeships system, the Government has said most training organisations will not be eligible to deliver training for apprenticeships from 1 May 2017 unless they are on the register.
An exception is organisations which want to deliver less than £100k of apprenticeship training per year as a subcontractor, who will not need to apply ‘for the time being’.
The list includes ‘main providers’ - organisations that can be selected by levy paying employers to deliver apprenticeship training, ‘employer providers’ – levy paying employers permitted to provide training to their own staff or ‘supporting providers’ - organisations that only deliver as a subcontractor to a main provider for contracts worth £100k to £500k per year.
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