Chartered Manager Degree Apprenticeship Trial
MINISTRY OF DEFENCEEstimated Value
Up to £2,430,000
Deadline
8 August 2017
Published
27 June 2017
Type
services
Overview
A minimum 2 year, maximum 6 years 4 months contract, to develop, design & deliver a bespoke Chartered Manager Degree Apprenticeship course package to 30x Warrant Officers & Senior Non-Commissioned Officers as a trial as part of the Army's scoping work to test the viability of the wider introduction of CMDA to Army personnel. There is the option for the Authority to request delivery to an additional 60 personnel during the trial, and the Contractor will need to demonstrate capacity and capability to extend the scope.
The aim of the trial is to ensure the successful completion and award to all personnel on the trial over a minimum 2 years, maximum 6 years 4 months period from apprenticeship enrolment date. The Contractor is required to be registered on the Register of Apprenticeship Training Providers (RoATP). The estimated value assumes training for 90 personnel.
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- 1
King's College London
1 contract wonlatest 13 Oct 2026£63m
total awarded
- 2
Realise Learning & Employment Ltd 1st Floor
1 contract wonlatest 30 Sept 2026£1m
total awarded
- 3
Realise Learning & Employment Ltd
1 contract wonlatest 30 Sept 2026£1m
total awarded
- 4
Explosive Learning Solutions LTD
1 contract wonlatest 28 Aug 2026ends 25 Sept 2029£210,000
total awarded
- 5
Primary Engineer LTD
1 contract wonlatest 13 Jan 2026£55,000
total awarded
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Ministry of DefenceKey Dates
Published
27 June 2017
Submission deadline
8 August 2017
Notice type
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