About NTN
Meet the team
NTN are committed to providing our members with the highest possible standard of service. To this aim we hope the following list of contact information will ensure your contact with NTN is to the applicable staff member\department applicable to your enquiry.
NTN Organisation Chart
Who's who at NTN
Membership
Find out how to become a member of the Network...
NTN Charter
This outlines our commitment to you as a service user.
Download a copy.
Case Studies
Links to NTN and provider case studies
BLS Case Studies
Member Case Studies
Why NTN?
NTN is a not for profit, membership based organisation. Our network consists of
- 7 local Further Education colleges;
- 7 national training providers;
- 35 local and regional training providers;
- 24 partners and support agencies
including the City and County Councils and the Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Chambers, - all involved in delivering and supporting work based learning (WBL), apprenticeships and circa 9000 learners, servicing and supporting over 7000 local businesses. We work closely with our local key partners:
- National Apprentice Service (NAS);
- Government Office in the East Midlands (GOEM);
- Job Centre Plus;
- Nottinghamshire and Nottingham Futures (Connexions);
- AimHigher;
- City and County Councils;
- Skills Funding Agency (SFA);
- City and County Employment and Skills Board (ESB);
- Enable, representing the Voluntary Sector,
to increase economic growth and individual well being in Nottinghamshire.
WBL providers support the government in delivering its Skills Strategy and support the training needs of employers. The WBL provision on offer from the network members covers a wide range of occupational sectors. Follow the link to learn more about apprentice training and other work based programmes and what training is available in Nottinghamshire.
New apprentice frameworks are continually under development and there are currently 190 or so apprentice frameworks available nationally.
Work Based Learning includes a variety of programmes ranging from:
- pre-16 - Young Apprenticeships & Work Related Learning;
- post-16 - Apprenticeships, Advanced Apprenticeships and Higher Level Apprenticeships;
The recent development and introduction of Foundation Degrees and Higher Level Apprenticeships provide greater opportunity for people to attain higher skills and education through a work based learning route.