You can celebrate the positive impact apprenticeships have made on your business.
You can celebrate the positive impact apprenticeships have made on your business, and the individuals who have taken part, through joining one of our apprenticeship networks, participating in National Apprenticeship Week and the National Apprenticeship Awards, or continuing to increase your knowledge of apprenticeships by listening to one of our webinars.
If you are an employer with an Apprenticeship programme you can join the Apprenticeship Ambassador Network, where you can connect with experienced apprenticeship employers, to network, share knowledge and best practice and attend events including those at schools and colleges.
The AAN’s remit is to inspire, excite, and galvanise greater numbers of employers and individuals to connect with apprenticeships.
The Apprenticeship Diversity Champions Network (ADCN) is a group of employers who champion diversity and inclusion in apprenticeships. They showcase the positive impact of apprenticeships for people and organisations from underrepresented groups.
Hiring apprentices allows you to offer opportunities to those from underrepresented groups, promoting inclusivity and bringing a variety of perspectives to your team. Discover how ADCN actively supports and promotes diversity in apprenticeships.
The National Apprenticeship and Skills Awards recognise and reward the achievements of exceptional apprentices, T Level Students, Skills champions and employers.
Apprenticeships and skills help shape successful lives and build successful businesses across a large and diverse range of sectors. The Awards give both individuals and businesses the chance to showcase the very best in practice across the country.
Visit National Apprenticeship and Skills Awards for more information.
The national apprenticeship awards recognise and reward the achievements of exceptional apprentices, apprenticeship champions and apprenticeship employers.
Apprenticeships help shape successful lives and build successful businesses across a large and diverse range of sectors. The Awards give both individuals and businesses the chance to showcase the very best in practice across the country.
In 2025, the Department for Education and ratemyapprenticeship.co.uk are working together to publish the Top 100 Apprenticeship Employers and the Top 50 SME Apprenticeship Employers.
These rankings celebrate the best apprenticeship employers in England.
The rankings are based on:
This year, apprentice reviews will also be included to reflect the overall apprenticeship experience.
Want to be a top apprenticeship employer?
To find out more about the partnership, get your questions answered, and learn how to take part, visit: Become a top apprenticeship employer
