Higher and Degree Apprenticeships Clause Samples

The 'Higher and Degree Apprenticeships' clause defines the terms and conditions under which apprenticeships at higher education or degree level are managed within an agreement. It typically outlines the responsibilities of the parties involved, such as the employer, training provider, and apprentice, and may specify requirements for funding, assessment, and compliance with relevant apprenticeship standards. This clause ensures that all parties understand their obligations and that the apprenticeship program meets regulatory and educational standards, thereby facilitating a clear and structured approach to delivering advanced apprenticeship opportunities.
Higher and Degree Apprenticeships. 13.5.1 For students studying Higher or Degree Apprenticeships with a recognised Higher Education Qualification your tuition fee will be funded through the Apprenticeship Levy or ESFA. 13.5.2 If during your studies you cease employment you may be able to continue with your qualification (outside of the HA/DA Apprenticeship), subject to alternative funding means such as Student Finance England. If you are unable to source alternative means of funding you will need to withdraw from the programme. If you do not wish to continue, or are unable to secure alternative funding arrangements you will not be able to continue on the qualification and will be withdrawn.
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