Print operative Apprenticeship in West Midlands
Level 2 · 24 months · Funding band: £8,000
Top providers in West Midlands by achievement rate
Official 2024/25 achievement rates for Print operative, published by the Department for Education. Learner numbers shown - providers with fewer than 30 leavers are listed separately. Only one provider has enough 2024/25 data to be ranked for this standard, so this is a short table rather than a competitive field. The DfE rounds achievement and leaver counts to the nearest 10, so a rate marked * is approximate and the true figure may be lower. Only providers delivering in West Midlands are listed; the DfE publishes each provider's rate nationally, not per site. How this table works
| # | Provider | Achievement rate | Pass rate | Learners |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| - | National average for this standard(50 leavers nationally) | 58.8% | ||
| 1 | 54.5%-4.3 | 96% | 40 | |
| – | Axia Solutions few learners | 85.7% | 100% | 10 |
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Department for Education, apprenticeship national achievement rate tables, 2024/25. Rankings are compiled by FATP and are not endorsed by the DfE. Providers with DfE-suppressed data (very few learners) are not shown.
2 providers deliver this apprenticeship in West Midlands:
Showing 1–2 of 2 training providers
BPIF Training is a UK-based specialist provider of work-based qualifications for the print and manuf...
Axia Solutions is a specialist training provider that has been delivering education and workforce de...
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Standard Details
- Reference
- 646
- Level
- Level 2
- Typical Duration
- 24 months
- Sector
- Engineering and manufacturing
- Description
- Assist in the production of a printed product or component.
Funding
- Maximum funding
- £8,000
- Apprentices aged 16 to 24
- Fully funded by the government
- Aged 25 and over
- Non-levy employers pay £400 (5%). Levy payers use their levy, then pay £2,000 (25%) once it runs out.
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