Institute of the Motor Industry: Development of a 14-16 automotive vocational programme to reduce the number of young people becoming ‘Not in Education, Employment or Training’ (NEET)
This investment will lead to the development of a 14-16 automotive vocational programme to reduce the number of young people becoming Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET).
Return on Investment
- The programme will upskill a minimum of 720 learners with a high-quality Level 2 vocational qualification set in the automotive retail sector, with increased English and maths capability.
- The programme will also deliver a maximum of 17,960 days of high-quality work experience with local employers, enabling learners to experience the real-work environment and equipping them with the ability to make better-informed career decisions.
- As the programme is designed to introduce automotive retail as a positive career choice we expect to see an uplift of 545 Apprentices that would not have been recruited. A further 318 are expected to go on to further education or in to non-Apprenticeship employment. In total this will deliver 860 fewer 16-year olds not engaged in education, employment and training.
- The overall return on investment for this programme will see 860 individuals prevented from becoming NEET, delivering a lifetime saving for that group of £138,116,000.
UK Commission investment £476,250
Employer/Other investment: £91,000
Employer/Other in-kind investment: £363,000
Further Information
For more information about this project please contact:
Website: http://www.motor.org.uk/
Contact details: http://www.motor.org.uk/information/contact-us.html
