- The University of Sheffield has been recognised for the quality of its apprenticeship programmes and its close links with industry in its latest Ofsted inspection
- Ofsted report praises Sheffield apprentices for displaying outstanding behaviour and attitudes and the University for having excellent links with employers
- Sheffield's commitment to ensuring its apprenticeship curriculum matches the needs of employers has also been highly commended
The University of Sheffield has been praised for delivering good quality apprenticeships and having strong links with industry by a recent Ofsted inspection.
The Ofsted report, published today (Tuesday 14 January) following an inspection in November, also praises the University's apprentices for displaying outstanding behaviour and attitudes.
Sheffield has a number of well established training programmes in engineering and healthcare, which are developed and delivered in collaboration with industry, enabling employers to respond to their current and future specialist skills needs.
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