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Learn more about the Apprenticeship Levy and how you can best invest it to build your business.
Learn about the several benefits to businesses for investing in apprentices.
Discover our apprenticeships in business and administration,
Find out more about our apprenticeships in the legal, finance and accounting fields.
Find out more about our apprenticeships in engineering and manufacturing.
Health and science apprenticeships
Partner with universities to deliver gold standard apprenticeships News
Businesses are currently able to claim financial incentives of up to £3,000 from the Government to take on new apprentices. It is the perfect time to partner with universities and deliver a high-quality workforce, now and in the future.
A Coventry University student is among a small group of apprentices who are the first in the UK to have completed their Civil Engineer degree apprenticeships.
Raising a concern or making a complaint
The University recognises that there might be times when apprentices or their employers wish to raise concerns about the services that we provide.
Why you need apprenticeships in your business
Want more information on Apprenticeships at Coventry University? Complete our online form to register your interest and find out more.
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Apprenticeship success stories with Coventry University and employers.
Coventry University's apprenticeship programmes enable people of all ages to earn a wage while studying for a higher level qualification. Higher and Degree Apprenticeships are available at a range of levels, from Level 4 to Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees.
Information on how to find an Apprenticeship.
Contact the Coventry University Apprenticeship team.
HDTI research project: supporting NHS staff who are retiring early.
Resources, including downloadable reports and project summaries, from the COMODAL project at Coventry University.
Latest project news and dissemination
The latest news from practitioners and experts involved in the COMODAL project. Ideas and theories developed have been disseminated in a range of events and conferences.
Work packages forming part of the COMODAL project. These include; understanding users, and the barriers and enablers to ALT adoption; development of Consumer Led Business Models for eALT; development of an industry Decision Support System and development of a guide for eALT organisations on how to reach consumers.
HDTI research project: establishing the new Warm Neighbourhoods® brand among consumers as a ‘kitemark’ standard
