The phrase "apprenticeship rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the percentage or level of individuals engaged in apprenticeship programs within a specific context, such as education or workforce statistics.
Example: "The apprenticeship rate in the manufacturing sector has increased significantly over the past year, indicating a growing interest in vocational training."
Alternatives: "apprenticeship participation rate" or "rate of apprenticeships".
The EEF itself had already called for the apprenticeship rate to be scrapped.
McDonald's pays its apprentices the same wages as other employees and Bounds said Fujitsu pays more than the minimum apprenticeship rate.
Apprentices who are under 19, or 19 or over but in the first year of their apprenticeship, are entitled to the apprenticeship rate, which is currently £3.30 per hour (this rate is reviewed every October).
Mr Corbyn wrote that his vision includes; reversing cuts to the adult skills budget, increasing the apprenticeship rate which is currently £2.73 per hour and helping adults to retrain and learn new skills throughout their lives to ensure "investment in learning from cradle to grave".
"But we are pleased that ministers have increased the apprenticeship rate.
But the government has rejected the commission's proposed 7p an hour increase in the apprenticeship rate, choosing instead to increase it by 57p an hour.
The real number of workers is likely to be higher as the statistics authority excluded people under 18 and workers on the youth, training, and apprenticeship rates of the minimum wage.
That variability in quality is one reason why the apprenticeship retention rate is only 65%.
An exception in the Australian state of Queensland shows that apprenticeship quit rates increase when regional employment growth is high (Mangan and Trendle 2008a).
This seems unfortunate, since the long-term apprenticeship completion rates remain low (Morissette 2008) even though the growth in the number of registered apprentices has outpaced the growth in the number of students attending universities.
A new business-led body will set standards for apprenticeships Small business rate relief scheme This will be extended for another year – 600,000 small businesses will benefit, said Osborne.
