Research and analysis

Planning work-based learning for rapid progress

Ofsted good practice example showing how apprentices at Mercedes-Benz develop skills and knowledge to progress through their programme.

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Ofsted
Published
15 May 2013

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This case study explains how Mercedes-Benz plans and manages apprentice training so that apprentices quickly develop skills and knowledge, collect evidence towards their qualification, progress rapidly through their programme and complete on time.

Published 15 May 2013