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Pearson TQ has reason to celebrate following another hugely successful Army Apprenticeships 'Apprentice of the Year' Awards ceremony held at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst on 6th March.

Pearson TQ was made aware that Project Anemoi on the Falkland Islands had reached a point where evidence collection for the Royal Engineer Heating & Plumbing apprentices could now take place. Due to the apprenticeship requirements, certain assessments for the Heating & Plumbing trade can only be completed face-to-face, meaning that a Pearson TQ assessor needed to be dispatched to the Falklands.

We are excited and proud to announce that we have secured the contract to support the UK MOD in the delivery of apprenticeships to Adjutant General’s Corps (Staff & Personnel Support (SPS)) branch and Royal Air Force (RAF) Admin branch and have retained our contract to deliver Apprenticeships to the Corps of Royal Engineers.

The Royal Engineer Apprenticeships team in Pearson TQ had good reason to celebrate during last week’s National Apprenticeship Week as LCpl Liam Molloy of 26 Engineer Regt was named the Army Advanced Apprentice of the Year at a presentation ceremony held at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst (RMAS).

On 21 March 2018, Pearson TQ will be attending the L&D Forum at Savoy Place in London. The event gathers some of the leading L&D stakeholders and experts from across the country.

The Apprenticeship Levy came into effect in April 2017. But a worrying number of businesses still haven’t got to grips with the legislation.

The Apprenticeship Levy provides significant financial benefits - once it can be interpreted.

Employers invest at least £82 million on graduate recruitment each year, but are they really getting the most value for money? Sometimes it's better to nurture talent in-house - and the Apprenticeship Levy enables employers to do it very cost effectively.