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Tutoringlevy cuts number of training schemes - IAB | International Association of Bookkeepers +44 (0)1732 897750 Blog Contact Us Log In 0 was successfully widow to your cart. Bookkeeping Qualifications Payroll Qualifications Finance Qualifications Join the IAB Bookkeepingas aMerchantryFind a Bookkeeper Buy Study Books Find a Centre | Bookkeeping Qualifications Payroll Qualifications Finance Qualifications Join the IAB Bookkeepingas aMerchantryFind a Bookkeeper Buy Study Books Find a Centre |Tutoringlevy cuts number of training schemes HomeLatest NewsTutoringlevy cuts number of training schemes September 25th, 2018 By Kelly Orford No comments yet The first year since the introduction of the tutoring levy has seen the number of tutoring starters waif by 137,000, although Chancellor Philip Hammond said this ripen was expected with increasingly businesses choosing to use their funds for higher-level training programmes. As part of a House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee hearing, Hammond was grilled on the outcome of the tutoring levy as well as whether the student loan system is currently fit for purpose. Prior to the introduction of the tutoring levy on 6 April 2017 there were 457,000 individuals starting an apprenticeship. This number dropped to 320,000 in the first year of the levy. The levy was supposed to increase the number of people training at work by imposing a 0.5% tax on UK employers with payroll financing in glut of £3m. Businesses with 50 or increasingly staff now have to find 10% of the forfeit of training and moreover release staff for a day a week of off-site training. Hammond told the committee that the Treasury unchangingly expected to see an initial waif in starter numbers as the levy took effect. “It is a concern, but we unchangingly expected that there would be a dip in tutoring starts without the introduction of the levy. Businesses have two years to spend the money that they are stook in their levy finance and we unchangingly expected that it would take some of them some time to work out what their strategies were,” Hammond said. The trend that the Treasury did not expect to see was a qualitative transpiration in the type of apprenticeships stuff undertaken. “We are seeing a shift from level two to level three apprenticeships and there has been a 23.7% increase, to date, on the number of apprenticeships starters that are at the higher level of level four plus,” Hammond said. “To put it in plain English, now that people are using their own money they are choosing higher level apprenticeships. 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