The Department for Education, together with Disability Rights UK have launched the Disabled Apprentice Network to gather feedback and ideas to address any issues, barriers and solutions to make apprenticeships more accessible and inclusive. Members of the group are appointed because of their personal experience and desire to champion apprenticeships for Disabled people. The group will discuss, identify and share experience, advise on key issues for Disabled apprentices, suggest solutions and support the development of practical resources and toolkits. The group meets every month for one hour. If you are a Disabled apprentice or have done an apprenticeship in the past and would like to join the network, then please contact them at getahead@disabilityrightsuk.org
Latest News Stories
- ADHD jockey visits school to inspire students
- Autism risks becoming a “catch-all” diagnosis for a huge variety of conditions
- Back-to-school checklist for families with disabled children
- ‘You have to sit quietly until you die’: The families failed by England’s social care system
- Parents sue school over ‘inhumane’ calming rooms after BBC report
