On the 11 September 2018, we hosted a national event to share best practice in the development and delivery of public sector apprenticeships to help organisations and education providers train the qualified, skilled workers needed to deliver essential public services.
The conference saw the launch of a new report detailing outcomes from Middlesex University’s national project to develop and launch apprenticeships for police officers, nurses, teachers and social workers. The project is being delivered by Middlesex together with public sector partners.
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The morning panel | The afternoon panel | Professor Tim Blackman |
Watch our highlights of the Best practice conference featuring interviews from guests and speakers as well as key parts from the presentations and workshops.
Download a copy of the Conference Agenda for more information on the speakers, the workshops and the overall aims of the day. Please see below for copies of the panel session and workshops slides and handouts.
Dr Finbar Lillis, Project Researcher, Middlesex University
Nicola Turner, Head of Skills, Office for Students
Greg Wade, Policy Manager, Universities UK
Professor Tim Blackman, Vice Chancellor, Middlesex University
Jane Hadfield, National Programme Manager - Apprenticeships, Health Education England
Sue Shoveller, Chair of Teacher Apprenticeship Trailblazer Group
Jane Hanrahan, Chair for the Social Worker Degree Apprenticeship Trailblazer Group
Kevyn Burns, Implementation Manager, College of Policing
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Greg Wade | Jane Hadfield | Kevyn Burns |
*Please note, the slides and presentations will only be available until January 3 2019
This video was shown throughout the day at the conference and is a series of 5 short films on Best Practices in work-integrated learning for degree apprenticeships. They feature Middlesex University sector experts, focusing on the key success characteristics of their best practice examples.