Research and analysis

Enhancing apprentices’ environmental awareness

This publication was withdrawn on 25 February 2016

This good practice example has been withdrawn as it is older than 3 years and may no longer reflect current policy.

• From: Ofsted
• Part of: Ofsted examples of good practice in further education and skills
• Published: 7 February 2012

Ofsted good practice example showing how McDonald's makes sustainable development a key skill.

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McDonald's.doc

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McDonald’s has designed its key skills programme to make it relevant to apprentices and aligned to company drivers. One chief area is environmental awareness. Assignments encourage apprentices to make a positive contribution by helping the company environmental performance.

Document information

Published: 7 February 2012

From: Ofsted

Part of: Ofsted examples of good practice in further education and skills