Getting it right for Disabled apprentices details the experiences of Disabled people during their apprenticeship. The report looks at the barriers Disabled people face on joining and being part of an apprenticeship scheme, and the best way for employers and training providers to provide the support they need for them to get the most out of their apprenticeship. The new report is published by the Disabled Apprentice Network, which is run by Disability Rights UK.
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