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S&A Academy Partners with BPF to Deliver Levy-Funded Apprenticeships in Polymer Processing

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S&A Academy Partners with BPF to Deliver Levy-Funded Apprenticeships in Polymer Processing

The S&A Academy is proud to announce its partnership with the British Plastics Federation (BPF) to deliver industry-leading apprenticeship training in polymer processing, funded through the Apprenticeship Levy. This collaboration is set to bridge the skills gap in the plastics industry by equipping the next generation of technicians and engineers with the expertise required to drive innovation and efficiency in polymer manufacturing.

Addressing Industry Skills Needs

The polymer industry is a vital part of the UK’s manufacturing sector, yet it faces an increasing demand for skilled professionals. By partnering with the BPF, the S&A Academy ensures that businesses can maximise their Apprenticeship Levy contributions while training employees in the latest polymer processing technologies and best practices. This initiative will help manufacturers enhance productivity, improve sustainability, and future-proof their workforce. This programme is suitable to upskill existing setters in addition to new apprentices, a way to decrease NI contributions for existing staff.

The partnership will deliver structured, modular apprenticeship programmes tailored to meet the needs of polymer manufacturers. Covering polymer science, processing techniques, quality assurance, sustainability, and digital manufacturing, apprentices will gain hands-on experience and industry-recognised qualifications.

Benefits for Employers and Apprentices

This levy-funded training offers significant advantages:

  • For Employers: Access to cost-effective training solutions, a skilled workforce, and increased productivity.
  • For Apprentices: Industry-specific learning, career progression opportunities, and hands-on experience with cutting-edge polymer processing technologies.

A Strategic Step for the UK Plastics Industry

As the UK moves towards more sustainable and efficient manufacturing, the S&A Academy and BPF’s collaboration will play a crucial role in upskilling the workforce and driving innovation in polymer processing. By leveraging the Apprenticeship Levy, businesses can develop talent while contributing to the future of the industry.

For more information on how your business can benefit from this exciting apprenticeship initiative, contact S&A Academy or visit our website today.

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