World of Learning Conference & Exhibition


Remit Training 4 Orchard Place


Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG8 6PX 0115 975 9550 remit.co.uk


Need help with the apprenticeship levy? Want to build a workforce for the future? Remit Training is a national apprenticeship provider rated Grade 2 by Ofsted, with a Grade 1 for leadership. We offer a range of apprenticeships across a wide range of subjects and are leading with the new Apprenticeships Standards. Our flexible delivery model enables us to work in partnership with our clients to adapt our programmes around your business and your objectives.


Solihull College and University Centre G60


Blossomfield Road, Solihull West Midlands, B91 1SB 0121 678 7000 solihull.ac.uk


Solihull College and University Centre continues to be at the forefront of innovation with investment in outstanding facilities for our students. We apply flexibility and creativity in our delivery approach and work with our employer partners to provide effective training solutions. Our staff possess the expertise and drive to ensure apprentices leave the college with the skills necessary to make their mark in their chosen industry.


University of Gloucestershire


Park Campus, The Park Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL50 2RH 01242 715 400 glos.ac.uk


By investing in Higher and Degree Apprenticeships, your employees will become more productive, more innovative and ultimately more effective. We’re currently offering apprenticeships in a range of areas, including healthcare, leadership and management, and information security – plus, we have many more in development. No two employers are the same, so we can work with you to customise our apprenticeships to meet your needs. Contact us to find out more.


University of Wolverhampton


Apprenticeship Hub, Molineux Street Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV2 1EL 01902 321 000 wlv.ac.uk/apprenticeships


Whether you’re looking to upskill employees or attract new talent, you can bring real benefits into your business with our new Higher and Degree Apprenticeships, which offer an integrated model of university and work. Employers are at the heart of our services at the apprenticeship hub; we can support achieving your apprenticeship ambitions. Our apprenticeships are helping to close the skills gaps faced by employers through work-based learning with training costs co-funded by the government.


WCG


Royal Leamington Spa College, Warwick New Road Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, CV32 5JE 01926 318 198 wcg.ac.uk


WCG is one of the largest further and higher education college groups in the UK, with seven unique colleges across Warwickshire and Worcestershire. As one of the largest training providers in the West Midlands, WCG has an enviable reputation for its excellent industry partnerships and positive relationships with local, regional, national and international employers. WCG can help you develop a skilled, motivated and confident workforce, which will contribute to improved performance and productivity.


58 | learningmagazine.co.uk J70 J100 H20 H30 TempleBrownConsulting


22A St James’s Square St. James’s, London, SW1Y 4JH 020 3823 3525 templebrownconsulting.com


“Building a commercially sustainable global professional network that closes the gap between business and education, leaving a lasting positive impression on the way we think about learning and development.” Opportunity lies at the heart of everything we do at


TempleBrownConsulting. We see the government reforms and apprenticeship levy as a wonderful opportunity to put development at the heart of your talent strategy and have a curated group of the best new suppliers in the marketplace to deliver a strategic and successful response to the apprenticeship reforms and to maximise your return on investment.


Partners of TempleBrownConsulting include:


Gradvert gradvert.com


Set up by ex-graduates who have ‘been there, done that’, the company uses its unique insight and graduate network to help organisations attract, recruit and retain graduate talent of the future. As experts in graduate recruitment, Gradvert works exclusively in the graduate recruitment market and training space. What helps is that the company’s own team have completed graduate schemes themselves, including the AXA, Arcadia, Aldi, Marks & Spencer and Nigel Wright graduate schemes.


Headstart headstartapp.com


Headstart is disrupting recruitment by changing the way companies think about talent. Used by some of the world’s largest employers, we are on a mission to make recruitment more productive, engaging and inclusive by moving companies away from their over-emphasis on qualifications and experience, towards adopting a broader set of contextual psychographic data that truly represents who a person is and what they are capable of.


Meet & Engage


340 Melton Road, Leicester, LE4 7SL 020 3384 5058


meetandengage.com


Meet & Engage is a client-branded live group chat product used by employers like Arup, BDO, Deloitte and npower. Chat live to candidates at all stages of the recruitment process, engage with students, parents and schools, and invite ambassadors from your business – current apprentices – to share their story. Meet & Engage is simple and quick to get up and running and fully mobile-enabled.


Sunlight


25 Luke Street, London, EC2A 4AR +1 800 380 6532 sunlight.is


Sunlight empowers employees by allowing them to choose how to strengthen their skills from thousands of curated educational resources. By allowing companies to distribute and control their learning and development budget, employees are much more engaged with their learning, resulting in better outcomes and higher ROI. Once people spend their Sunlight, everything is logged and shared with the rest of the team, allowing you to keep tabs on how your employees learn about things and incentivising others to join in (or compete!).


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