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UK Maritime Apprenticeships Retained by Skills England

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Skills England decided to retain five maritime apprenticeship standards after receiving representations from the maritime industry. The UK Chamber of Shipping welcomed this decision, noting the retained standards include Seafarer Deck Rating and Marine Pilot. This outcome reflects the collective case made by various organizations across the sector.

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The retention of these apprenticeships is considered critical for the future of UK shipping UK Chamber of Shipping. These routes provide vital ways for people to build the skills and experience needed for maritime careers, helping employers develop the workforce the industry depends on.

The UK Chamber of Shipping works to influence government policy and shape outcomes through its engagement with Parliament.

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  • UK Chamber of ShippingWelcomed the decision and represented the maritime industry to Skills England
  • parliamentLegislative body that the UK Chamber of Shipping engages with to shape policy

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