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In light of Jeremey Hunt’s recent ‘returnership’ initiative, outlined in the Spring Budget which was announced mid-March, we want to showcase the incredible benefits apprenticeships hold for everybody, not just the younger generation.

We often hear of employers' frustrations with the 20% off-the-job requirement, but there are different ways that off-the-job can work for your business to make apprenticeship programmes successful.

In a time of economic uncertainty, it is essential that employment levels remain at a high. Filling the skills gaps in society is crucial to ensuring a content and thriving economy, as its landscape approaches a period of hardship and decline. Education and skills training are invaluable in upskilling current and future workforces and creating talent pipelines that will benefit both individuals and businesses.

The London Hairdressing Apprenticeship Academy Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Learning Curve Group, achieved a ‘Good’ rating in our latest Ofsted inspection of Apprenticeship and online learning provision. LCG’s state-of-the-art hair and beauty academies in London provide dynamic and innovative vocational training which specialises in high quality training through a diverse range of online adult learning programmes and apprenticeships.

Toby Perkins MP visited local education provider, White Rose Beauty College, which is part of Learning Curve Group, in his Chesterfield constituency to gain an insight into alternative educational opportunities for adults and young people. Toby has a vested interest in the educational opportunities for people within Chesterfield, and across the UK, in part due to his position as Shadow Minister for Education.

Learning Curve Group (LCG) is today named as the 14th best company to work for in the UK, as Best Companies reveal their Top 100 list awarding them a 3-star, world-class accreditation. The ranking also sees LCG named the 2nd best Education and Training organisation in the UK to work for, the 2nd best organisation in the North East to work for, 2nd in Wales and 16th Large Company in London.

National training provider, Learning Curve Group (LCG), are expanding their successful Hair and Beauty training academies in the London region with two brand-new, state-of-the-art salons opening this February.

National training provider, Learning Curve Group (LCG), make huge donations of over 500 items to food banks across the country this Christmas.

Brenda McLeish OBE DL, CEO of national training provider, Learning Curve Group (LCG), was presented the Societal Impact award at the National EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards last week. The award recognises an individual’s outstanding contribution to society through positive impact based on their entrepreneurial spirit, purpose, growth, and impact.