THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICHESTER
About this provider:
Provider information
The University of Chichester is ranked 12th for teaching quality nationally by the Times University Guide 2016 and has a long history of success in working with employers to develop workforce skills.
We deliver degree-level vocational training and continuous professional development across a range of sectors and are experienced in developing and delivering part-time under-graduate and post-graduate degree programmes in collaboration with employers, both on and off-site, including a Day Release Degree.
Our lecturers are sector or industry professionals and so can combine real-life experience with their academic expertise to create a learning experience that focuses on the practical application of theory in the workplace.
Provider information
The University of Chichester is ranked 12th for teaching quality nationally by the Times University Guide 2016 and has a long history of success in working with employers to develop workforce skills.
We deliver degree-level vocational training and continuous professional development across a range of sectors and are experienced in developing and delivering part-time under-graduate and post-graduate degree programmes in collaboration with employers, both on and off-site, including a Day Release Degree.
Our lecturers are sector or industry professionals and so can combine real-life experience with their academic expertise to create a learning experience that focuses on the practical application of theory in the workplace.
Training options:
- day release
- block release
- at your location
Achievement rates:
National average
74%
What employers are saying
Overall rating from October 2018 to now
Excellent:
9
Good:
19
Poor:
2
Very poor:
0
Strengths:
- Training facilities (15)
- Communication with employers (13)
- Improving apprentice skills (12)
- Providing the right training at the right time (7)
- Working with small numbers of apprentices (6)
- Getting new apprentices started (5)
- Reporting on progress of apprentices (5)
- Initial assessment of apprentices (4)
- Adapting to my needs (2)
Things to improve:
- Reporting on progress of apprentices (9)
- Communication with employers (7)
- Adapting to my needs (3)
- Getting new apprentices started (3)
- Improving apprentice skills (2)
- Providing the right training at the right time (2)
- Training facilities (1)
- Working with small numbers of apprentices (1)
Employer satisfaction:
85%
Learner satisfaction:
not currently collected for this training organisation
Source: FE Choices
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Contact Info
-
1243812159
- apprenticeships@chi.ac.uk
- UPPER BOGNOR ROAD, BOGNOR REGIS, PO21 1HR, United Kingdom