Plans to create a new list of government-approved training providers have been put on ice.
Leaders have been bracing themselves to go through what they fear will be a “costly” and “bureaucratic” process to join the mandatory register next year.
The next stage will be to define the conditions for the list, which are expected to include a new form of expensive insurance to cover costs when a provider exits from the market, in law following the passing of the skills and post-16 education act 2022.
