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‘Best in Class’ of corporate reporting included 10 not-for-profit organisations and 28 public and private companies
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‘Best in Class’ of corporate reporting included 10 not-for-profit organisations and 28 public and private companies
Danielle McWall from Ulster University Business School 05 May, 2021 03:00 ORGANISATIONS rethinking strategies to propel their businesses and workforces forward are increasingly recognising degree apprenticeships as a source for fresh talent and ideas. Introduced in 2015 to address skills shortages, degree apprenticeships are work-based training programmes combining full-time paid work with part-time study at university. Apprentices typically spend 80 per cent of their time at work gaining on-the-job experience and 20 per cent working towards a professional qualificati...