Royal Mail has introduced a £1 million apprenticeship levy gifting fund aimed at assisting small businesses in the UK to overcome skills shortages. This initiative comes in response to a report indicating that many small firms struggle to recruit skilled workers, hindering their growth. The fund will be available for businesses with up to 250 employees to use on any government-recognized apprenticeship course, including traditional skills and modern digital training. This effort is part of a broader campaign to support small businesses with resources and guidance to enhance their workforce and drive future growth.
Royal Mail has launched a £1 million apprenticeship levy gifting fund to help small UK businesses address skills shortages and foster growth opportunities.
The initiative responds to research revealing one-fourth of small firms struggle to recruit skilled workers, significantly impacting their expansion potential.
The £1 million fund supports registered businesses with up to 250 employees, focusing on both traditional and modern apprenticeship courses.
Alistair Cochrane, Interim CEO of Royal Mail, emphasized the importance of supporting small businesses in accessing workers, exporting, and obtaining clearer advice.
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