Recently, Executive Director Isa Mutlib attended Eden Boys School in Birmingham to deliver a short talk on apprenticeships and skills for the future. The School is part of Star Academies. Star Academies is a mixed Multi-Academy Trust that runs a diverse network of primary and secondary schools. They are a values-based organisation, committed to enhancing social […]
BAME Apprenticeship Alliance featured in the EngineeringUK State of Engineering Report 2018 I am delighted to share that The BAME Apprenticeship Alliance has been featured in the EngineeringUK State of Engineering Report 2018. EngineeringUK is a not-for-profit organisation, which works in partnership with the engineering community to promote the vital role of engineers and engineering […]
We are delighted to share that The BAME Apprenticeship Alliance has gone into a new partnership with The National Apprenticeship Event and Conference 2018 to support the apprenticeship agenda and promote apprenticeship diversity. Proudly sponsored by the West Midlands Apprenticeship Ambassadors Network, The National Apprenticeship Event and Conference attracts over 1000 students and over 60 […]
The Department for Education and the National Apprenticeship Service have announced a new pilot project called ‘Five Cities Project’ with the support of all Metro Mayors in a bid increase BAME Apprentices across the country. The five cities focused within the project are Birmingham (represented by Metro Mayor Andy Street), Manchester (represented by Metro Mayor […]
Britain’s Top Apprentices and Employers celebrated at the prestigious 14th Annual National Apprenticeship Awards held by the National Apprenticeship Service. Following the theme of ‘Bright Future’, the National Apprenticeship Service announced the Centrica Top 100 Apprenticeship Employers and recognised the country’s Top 3 Apprentices and 6 best Employers. Members of the BAME Apprenticeship Alliance found […]
We are delighted to have launched two new posters promoting apprenticeships with the aim of targeting diverse communities and backgrounds whilst through the support of our Patrons. The posters will be shared across the at places of worship, community organisations, public places and any area where there is a high BAME population to get the word […]
