Majority of advisers plan to take on apprentice in 12 to 18 months
Government’s incentives lead to advisers training more people
![“I can’t see the demand [for apprentices] slowing down.” - NMBA's Richard Ardron.](/api/v1/wps/f5dba69/28201800-5335-4833-a10c-1e1cbdfd0c2b/2/certificate1-580x358.jpg "“I can’t see the demand [for apprentices] slowing down.” - NMBA's Richard Ardron.")
Advisers are taking on more apprentices since the government introduced incentives to train new people, with New Model Business Academy (NMBA) doubling its intake in the past six months.
The NMBA reported 170 firms trained apprentices through its programme since January 2018 and 75 of those started since this April. This followed the government's scheme to provide financial incentives...
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