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The North East Apprenticeships Ambassador Network (NEAAN) has welcomed reforms and funding announced today by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

The Great Apprentice Bake-Off is once again turning up the heat on Apprenticeships Ambassadors.

Two Apprentice Ambassadors have been recognised for their outstanding contributions, at the annual “Apprenticeship Oscars”.

The North East LEP has commissioned research into levels of awareness and experiences of Apprenticeships across North East SMEs.

St James’ Park played host to the inaugural North East Apprenticeship Awards, showcasing and celebrating a diverse range of skilled apprentices and supporters of apprenticeships across the region.

A pair of new recruits have been welcomed into the fold to bolster the leadership team of regional apprenticeship champions.

NEAAN was proud to support the North East HR&D Awards 2023, which reveals the region’s top HR professionals and the companies putting people first.

Durham Cricket’s Seat Unique Riverside Ground played host to the inaugural events, which brought together together policymakers, business leaders, educators and apprentices.

Recognising successful apprenticeship programmes that have been implemented as an integral part of developing an organisation’s workforce.

Recent research that showed a fall in the number of young people choosing apprenticeships set a few alarm bells ringing across the region.

Apprenticeships can help solve businesses’ recruitment challenges and can open the door to careers including law, journalism and banking. So why are the numbers of young people choosing apprenticeships falling?

Apprentice Ambassadors from across the North East will be hoping to have their cake and eat it, to mark National Apprenticeship Week 2023.