Marine Management Organisation apprenticeships 2017 to 2018
Updated 30 September 2020
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1. Marine Management Organisation (MMO) Public Sector Target
The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) is committed to the government’s agenda of creating 3 million apprenticeships by 2020/2021. The MMO aims to deliver an average of 2.3% new apprenticeships starts against its annual headcount between April 2017 and March 2021.
The MMO achieved 0 (0%) ‘Apprenticeship Starts’ in 2017 / 2018.
1.1 Apprenticeships standards and skills
The MMO is predominantly a regulation organisation. We expect to see the return on our investment in this development from 2019 onwards.
2. Opportunities for apprenticeships
Our strategic approach is to develop and contribute to the development of apprenticeships standards aligned with skills needs.
3. Our data publication
Reporting Period 1 April 2017 to 31 March 2018
| Information required | Response |
|---|---|
| Figure A: The number of employees whose employment in England by the body began in the reporting period in question. | 284.61 |
| Figure B: The number of apprentices who began to work for the body in that period and whose apprenticeship agreements also began in that period. This includes employees who were already working for the body before beginning their apprenticeship, as well as new apprentice hires. | 0 |
| Figure C: The number of employees employed in England that the body has at the end of that period. | 302.31 |
| Figure D: The number of apprentices who work for the body at the end of that period. | 0 |
Public bodies are also required to provide two percentages in order to give context to the other figures. These percentages do not reflect the progress a public body has made towards the target
| Information required | Response |
|---|---|
| Figure E: Figure B expressed as a percentage of figure A. | 0% |
| Figure F: Figure D expressed as a percentage of figure C. | 0% |
If the public body is in their first reporting period they must also provide:
| Figure G: The number of apprentices who worked for the body immediately before that period. | 0 |