EEF LIMITED
About this provider:
Provider information
EEF provide opportunity for the modern apprentice to gain essential knowledge and technical skill across 31 different manufacturing/engineering disciplines including robotics, PLC, CNC, CAD, electrical, welding, milling, turning, hydraulics and pneumatics. The training your apprentice receives from EEF will enable them to become first class engineers. Based in the West Midlands and operating from our technology centres boasting 125,000 sq. ft. of interactive learning space, EEF offer a safe and realistic working environment which provides access to a range of modern workshop spaces and classrooms allowing your apprentice to achieve the highest levels of success in their journey to become professional engineers.
Provider information
EEF provide opportunity for the modern apprentice to gain essential knowledge and technical skill across 31 different manufacturing/engineering disciplines including robotics, PLC, CNC, CAD, electrical, welding, milling, turning, hydraulics and pneumatics. The training your apprentice receives from EEF will enable them to become first class engineers. Based in the West Midlands and operating from our technology centres boasting 125,000 sq. ft. of interactive learning space, EEF offer a safe and realistic working environment which provides access to a range of modern workshop spaces and classrooms allowing your apprentice to achieve the highest levels of success in their journey to become professional engineers.
Training options:
- day release
- block release
- at your location
Achievement rates:
86%
National average
74%
What employers are saying
Overall rating from October 2018 to now
Excellent:
17
Good:
69
Poor:
12
Very poor:
5
Strengths:
- Training facilities (60)
- Communication with employers (40)
- Getting new apprentices started (31)
- Improving apprentice skills (26)
- Providing the right training at the right time (22)
- Initial assessment of apprentices (20)
- Adapting to my needs (13)
- Reporting on progress of apprentices (13)
- Working with small numbers of apprentices (12)
Things to improve:
- Reporting on progress of apprentices (40)
- Communication with employers (37)
- Providing the right training at the right time (16)
- Improving apprentice skills (13)
- Getting new apprentices started (8)
- Adapting to my needs (5)
- Initial assessment of apprentices (3)
- Training facilities (3)
- Working with small numbers of apprentices (3)
Employer satisfaction:
76%
Learner satisfaction:
58%
Source: FE Choices
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Contact Info
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0121 344 7900
- asrecruitment@makeuk.org
- Gavin Way, Birmingham, West Midlands, B6 7AF, United Kingdom