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National Apprenticeship week: What you need to know

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Taking place from 9th to 15th February, National Apprenticeship Week is an opportunity to celebrate the impact apprenticeships can have for both individuals and businesses. This article explains what factors and legal obligations employers need to consider regarding apprenticeship schemes.

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