Apprenticeships – Non-Digital Account Users

If your annual pay bill is less than £3 million you will not be required to pay the Skills and Growth Levy.

You will be required to make a 5% contribution towards the cost of the maximum funding availability for the particular apprenticeship – the government will pay the remaining 95% (this is called co-investment). The exception to this is if your apprentice is under 25 year of age, in this case the apprenticeship fees will be fully funded by the government.

You will also need to pay the balance of any additional training provider fees if these are applicable.

Example:

Apprenticeship ‘X’ offered by Training Provider ‘Y’
Maximum funding available: £10,000
The government contributes: £9,500
Your funding contribution £500
Additional training provider fees: £1,000
You pay (£1,000 + £500): £1,500

Key facts for Non-Digital Account employers:

1. Your apprenticeship training will be funded via co-investment and employer contribution (meaning the government pay some and you pay some)
2. You will need to choose apprenticeship training delivered by an approved provider – CAW Business School (The College of Animal Welfare) is such a provider.
3. You will continue to pay your chosen training provider directly and may have the option to spread out payments over the course of the apprenticeship.

Choosing a training provider for your apprenticeship training…

The training provider you choose for your apprenticeship training must be on the Register of Apprenticeship Training Providers (RoATP). All providers on the RoATP have been through a thorough application process with the Education and Skills Funding Agency that assessed their capability to deliver high-quality apprenticeship training.

We are delighted that CAW Business School (The College of Animal Welfare) was successful.

If you would like to speak to anyone regarding apprenticeship training, please contact us – we will be happy to talk you through your options.