Used to model data when applying for, or evaluating, capital projects.
Skills Funding Agency
- Statistical data set: Drink-drive rehabilitation course statistics
- Guidance: Nightingale courts and extra court capacity
- Transparency data: Honours and Appointments: March 2024
- Policy paper: Offender Management in Custody – post-release action plan
- Guidance: MGN 640 (M+F) Amendment 1 medical fitness requirements
- Guidance: UK marine equipment database
- Guidance: MIN 538 Amendment 6 (M) Codes of practice – authorisation of certifying authorities
- Guidance: MSN 1886 Amendment 2 MLC and ILO 188 medical standards
- Guidance: United Kingdom Single Issuing Authority (UKSIA)
- Transparency data: Low Pay Commissioners fees and expenses, April 2021 to March 2022
The survey captures learners’ experiences of their college or training organisation.
The SFA's annual report and accounts for 2016 to 2017.
Information about processes we use to ensure that both further education providers and ourselves are able to evidence activity relating to learners and actual costs.
The rules that apply to all apprenticeship provision funded by the SFA. This document forms part of the Funding Rules 2016 to 2017.
This document is for technical staff in FE and skills training providers and includes the rulebase which performs the funding calculation.
Rules for organisations that receive funding for the delivery of training or end-point assessment of apprenticeship standards for 2016 to 2017.
The National Apprenticeship Awards 2017 kicks off today, when the application site opens for entries.
A round-up of key events happening during NAW 2017 (6 to 10 March).
Today (Thursday, 26 January) the ADB came together to recognise and acknowledge its achievements in the 12 months since it was formed.
The nation’s top apprentices and apprenticeship employers have been recognised at a ceremony at London’s Grosvenor House.
Apprentices across the country have kicked off the quest to become the team of the year as the Brathay Apprentice Challenge 2017 regional heats begin.
A newly designed events map for National Apprenticeship Week 2017 has been launched today (Tuesday, 10 January).
NAW 2017 (6 to 10 March 2017) will celebrate apprenticeships, across all industries, and all levels, with the theme ‘ladder of opportunity’.
The finalists for the National Apprenticeships Awards 2016 national final have been announced today.
Thousands of young people, teachers, and parents attended this year’s skills show showcasing the huge amount of opportunities out there.
We have launched a project to raise the awareness and prestige of quality apprenticeships in schools.
We have launched a project to raise the awareness and prestige of quality apprenticeships in schools.
Entries for the Brathay Apprentice Challenge 2017 (#BAC2017) are now open.
High-quality apprenticeships in more than 170 industries are being showcased at this year’s skills show.
Apprentices from a range of industries will be taking part in a procession of more than 7,000 people in London on Saturday, 12 November.
The website provides a range of information and tools to help people make informed decisions about skills, learning and work.
The Skills Funding Agency (SFA) has launched a new tool to help employers across England find apprenticeship training.
The results of the latest employer satisfaction survey are out and show widespread support from employers for providers.
The National Apprenticeship Service has announced that the 10th annual National Apprenticeship Week will be taking place from 6 to 10 March.
Apprentices from UK Atomic Energy Authority met with John Howell OBE, MP, to be congratulated on winning apprentice team of the year 2016.
As part of a pilot employers and training providers will be able to test the service from start to finish to make sure it meets their needs.
The regional finalists for this year’s National Apprenticeship Awards have been announced.
The first apprentices that completed a new employer-designed apprenticeship standard attended a graduation event in the House of Commons.
Today (Monday, 11 July) we have published our annual report and accounts for 2015 to 2016.
Today (28 June 2016) we are communicating the outcomes of the targeted growth exercise we announced in May 2016.
Engineering apprentices from the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) have been named the country’s apprentice team of the year.
Apprentices from across the country have been competing to become apprentice team of the year finalists in the Brathay Apprentice Challenge.
Following our recent compliance work, we have written to non-compliant providers about their subcontracting arrangements 2016 to 2017.
Providers can now use a new Skills Funding Service which allows quick access to view and accept contracts and payment information digitally.
Apprentices have been auditioning to be the stars of a new apprenticeships campaign.
You can now submit requests, as part of a targeted exercise for apprenticeships and traineeships growth for the 2016 to 2017 funding year.