Exeter College Discusses All Aspects of Apprenticeship Units Delivery

In this video, Sue Bright, Quality and Compliance Manager at Exeter College, shares her perspective on preparing for the introduction of Apprenticeship Units and the practical considerations providers should be thinking about ahead of implementation. Drawing on her experience overseeing quality and compliance across a large apprenticeship provision, Sue discusses the importance of maintaining robust systems, clear learner visibility and consistent processes that can stand up to audits, inspections and employer scrutiny.

Sue also explores why Exeter College has chosen to deliver Apprenticeship Units through Onefile, highlighting the value of familiar systems, streamlined data management and the ability to track learner progress, compliance and achievement in one place. As Exeter College navigates a major merger while continuing to deliver high-quality training programmes, she explains how having clear oversight of learner activity and performance is essential to ensuring consistency across the organisation. 

From preparing staff and employers for a new delivery model to understanding the opportunities Apprenticeship Units present for workforce upskilling, this conversation offers valuable insight for providers looking to build confidence in their approach. Whether you're already planning your first Apprenticeship Unit delivery or exploring what the reforms could mean for your organisation, Sue shares practical advice and real-world experience to help you get started.

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