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Engaging Employers
We have been working with local businesses for over 70 years to ensure the training we deliver meets the needs of local organisations and builds the skills and knowledge that help our students develop meaningful careers.
Projects
BEEP
Berkshire Education Employer Partnership (BEEP) is an exciting new employability programme that runs over two-and-a-half years, delivered by Adviza and funded by the European Social Fund. Its purpose is to align young people and businesses in Berkshire, encouraging employers to create opportunities and nurture talent while developing employability skills in individuals. Read more...
ISTKEP
Working alongside Activate Learning and Windsor Forest Colleges Group, ISTKEP (Industry Specialist Teaching and Knowledge Exchange Programme) provides SMEs with the chance to get involved in developing a suite of solutions which address the existing gap between curriculum design and industry requirements. Read more...
What employers say
Xtrac
It is very important for an employer to work closely with a provider. We have a very good working relationship with Newbury College and UCN. More...
Warren Page
Apprentice Manager
What employers say
UK Atomic Energy Authority
UKAEA welcomes the diversity and range of training programmes provided by Newbury College, this allows our apprentices to receive high-quality tutoring, the opportunity to access their learning remotely and have additional support from College staff.
John Hill, Apprentice Scheme Training Manager
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Dingley's Promise
Taking on an apprentice has many benefits. We are able to offer the chance to learn while working, at the same time as having an extra member of staff to support the children in our care. More...
Abi Preston-Rees, Manager
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Harveys Insolvency & Turnaround
Recruiting from the apprenticeship scheme has allowed us access to people who we can train to our exacting standards in combination with a formal qualification who contribute to the success of our business and we look to have a long and successful service with us after the scheme is long finished.
Debi Harvey, Director
Partnerships
