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Amazing Apprenticeships are proud to be supporting The BAME Apprentice Network’s #PrideInApprenticeships campaign to promote equality across the FE sector.

Mental health has been part of the Amazing Apprenticeships team agenda for a number of years, primarily through working with training providers to identify best practice and enable upskilling, as well as supporting employers and apprentices themselves. Mental health and wellbeing remains a regular discussion topic with our audiences...

844 individuals registered for motivational workshops to kick start Mental Health Awareness Week with 84% of apprentices voicing concern over mental health worries.

While many schools offer brilliant careers provision, they are equally calling out for support from employers to effectively drive the message of opportunity and the reality of support. They need assistance and credibility in highlighting and bringing to life the myriad of opportunity available, the best route to access...

The month of May marks the start of the Genie Programme, 18 months in the making and the result of many years of seeing first-hand the magical and life-changing difference that apprenticeships and traineeships can have on individuals.

Amazing Apprenticeships are helping to spread the word about what they are and how you can explore them in more detail.

Amazing Apprenticeships is set to host two very special 60-minute webinars for apprentices and employers with celebrity performance psychologist, Sam Bishop during Mental Health Awareness Week.

Amazing Apprenticeships have announced the latest two names to join their ground-breaking social mobility and inclusion course, The Genie Programme.

Amazing Apprenticeships have announced the next two big names to join AstraZeneca, Coca-Cola, The Open University and Premier Foods on the Genie Programme.

Launched on 29th March 2021, the annual Youth Voice Census collates fact and feeling from young people across the UK as to their education, opportunities and prospects.

When we talk about the need for businesses to support talent from less advantaged backgrounds, the conversation for employers often immediately turns to budget – ‘how can we afford to offer more support?’, ‘where will the money come from?’, ‘is extra funding available’?

Amazing Apprenticeships have announced the next two big names to join Coca-Cola and Premier Foods on the Genie Programme.