Industry Apprentice Council 2018 Survey

The Industry Apprentice Council (IAC) facilitated by Semta, is a group of apprentices who act on behalf of apprentices in the advanced manufacturing and engineering sector.  

Each year they conduct a survey to find out how apprentices rate their apprenticeships, how they could be improved and what sources of support and guidance helped to inform their career choice.

 

The results are extensively promoted and shared with industry leaders, education bodies and government to help shape future apprenticeship policy.

 

The 2018 survey is open for responses from current apprentices working in the UK’s manufacturing and engineering sector and related industries, and for the first time we also want to hear from parents to find out what their views on apprenticeships are.

 

The survey will close on 31st July 2018 and the results will be published in September.

 

Marketing Toolkit

 

Whilst we have a wide range of marketing activities for the coming weeks to encourage apprentices and their parents to share their views with us about apprenticeships, we would very much welcome your support with this.

To assist you, you’ll find a range of marketing materials overleaf which you can use to promote the 2018 survey to your network.

 

Social Media

Social media channels are a great way to raise awareness of the IAC survey to your followers and the wider sector.

 

Below are some suggested tweets, which can be adapted for other channels.

 

Please use the following hashtag for all of your tweets: #IACSurvey and don’t forget to tag @SemtaSkills and @IAC_Apprentices

Website or Newsletter Copy

Adding content about the IAC survey to your website or including an article in your newsletter is a great way to raise awareness of the survey and encourage responses.

 

Below is some suggested copy.

Copy aimed at apprentices encouraging them to complete and share the survey

 

Are you an apprentice? Win £250

 

The Industry Apprentice Council (IAC) facilitated by Semta, is a group of apprentices who act on behalf of apprentices in the advanced manufacturing and engineering sector.

Each year they conduct a survey to find out how apprentices rate their apprenticeships, how they could be improved and what sources of support and guidance helped to inform their career choice. The results help shape future apprenticeship policy.

The survey only takes 10 minutes to complete so please have your say today. For taking part you’ll also be entered into a prize draw for the chance to win a £250 voucher of your choice!

 

Click here to complete the apprentice survey today.

 

Don’t forget to share the survey with your fellow apprentices and we also want to hear from parents to find out what their views on apprenticeships are, so please share our parents’ survey too.

 

Thank you for taking part!

 

To find out more about the IAC and how you can get involved click here or contact [email protected].



Copy aimed at employers or training providers encouraging them to share the survey with their apprentices

 

Encourage apprentices to have their say to shape future apprenticeship policy

 

The Industry Apprentice Council (IAC) facilitated by Semta, is a group of apprentices who act on behalf of apprentices in the advanced manufacturing and engineering sector.

Each year they conduct a survey to find out how apprentices rate their apprenticeships, how they could be improved and what sources of support and guidance helped to inform their career choice. The results help shape future apprenticeship policy.

 

The survey only takes 10 minutes to complete, so please share it with your apprentices and encourage them to have their say today.  For taking part they will also be entered into our prize draw for the chance to win a £250 voucher of their choice!

 

Click here and share the apprentice survey today.

 

We also want to hear from parents to find out what their views on apprenticeships are, please share our parents’ survey too.

 

To find out more about the IAC click here or contact [email protected].

 

Thank you for your support.