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Apprenticeship Funding for non-Levy payers
Most employers don’t pay the Apprenticeship Levy as their pay bill is less than £3m. They still have to make a contribution towards the cost of Apprenticeship training and assessment, although there are instances when they can have 100% of costs covered. The total contribution that a non-Levy paying employer would make for a tpm-delivered Apprenticeship would range between £340 to £520.
Non-Levy payers: key facts to remember
Non-levy payers contribute 10% of the cost of Apprenticeship training and assessment for staff aged 19 and over
Employers with less than 50 employees who recruit a 16 to 18 year old apprentice will have 100% costs of Apprenticeship training and assessment paid for by the Government.
The Government will pay employers an extra £1000 for every 16 to 18 year old apprentice they recruit.
The Government will pay an additional £1000 to an employer for every 19-24 year old apprentice they recruit who is leaving care or who has a Local Authority Education, Health and Care plan.
How can tpm help?
- If you choose to partner with us for Apprenticeships, we will Handle administration associated with your 10% contribution to Apprenticeship training if you don’t pay the Levy
- Ensure you get any additional Government funding you are entitled to when recruiting eg for 16 to 18 year olds
- Keep you updated with changes to Government funding relating to apprenticeships
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