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Register of training organisations

Organisations that are eligible to be invited to tender for education and training services.

Updates to this page

From:
Education and Skills Funding Agency
Published:
25 September 2014
Last updated:
23 January 2018
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  1. Updated register of training organisations.

  2. The January 2017 publication of the Register of Training Organisations is now available.

  3. Updated register of training organisations.

  4. The February 2016 publication of the Register (published May 2016) is now available.

  5. The October 2015 publication of the Register (published February 2016) is now available.

  6. Updated SFA register of training organisations.

  7. Early termination of funding agreement - list of organisations moved to https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/sfa-early-termination-of-funding-agreement-list-of-organisations.

  8. Published: list of lead providers whose funding agreement for education and training delivery has been terminated early by the SFA.

  9. Updated SFA register of training organisations.

  10. Updated version of the Register published.

  11. Register of training organisations published December 2014.

  12. First published.

This publication was withdrawn on

The register of training organisations was decommissioned on 31 July 2021.

The register of apprenticeship training providers is now part of the apprenticeship provider and assessment register (APAR).

There is information on applying to the APAR as an apprenticeship training provider.

Applies to England

Documents

Register of training organisations

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 234 KB

Details

Decommissioning ROTO on 31 July 2021

We are formally decommissioning ROTO on the 31 July 2021. Our funding rules will be updated to reflect this.

The Register of Apprenticeship Training Providers is now the market entry point for providers wishing to deliver apprenticeships and we will advertise funding opportunities for other funding streams on GOV.UK, including the recently announced expansion of traineeships.

To be eligible to compete for funding, organisations must complete our market entry pre-qualification process. This includes completing our due diligence questions and capacity and capability questions.

Entry on the register does not automatically entitle an organisation to funding, but it means that they will be eligible to be invited to compete for future funding opportunities.

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