A university has scored top Ofsted marks in its first full inspection for its “ambitious” and “consistently inclusive” healthcare apprenticeships.
The watchdog inspected the University of Huddersfield last month and awarded ‘outstanding’ grades across the board in a report published today.
The university began delivering apprenticeships in 2018, and had 651 healthcare and business apprentices at levels 5, 6 and 7 across the Yorkshire and Humber region at the time of inspection.
Inspectors said the apprenticeship programme was well integrated into the university community.
