Mr Wye is currently chief executive of the Learning Skills Improvement Service (LSIS) and will start the role in July. He replaces longstanding outgoing chief executive Richard Dorrance, who retires in the summer, after 19 years leading the organisation.
CACHE (The Council for Awards in Care, Health and Education) is the UK’s only specialist awarding organisation for the childcare, adult and health care sectors, with qualifications ranging from entry level to Level 5. It is regulated by Ofqual.
Mr Dorrance started his career as a chemistry and geology teacher, becoming head of science at a secondary school, and then working as a local authority adviser.
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