The ALI report, published at the end of last month, said employers were positive about the level and standard of the training provided by the Berkshire-based organisation, and the practical skills acquired by learners.
Chiltern Training, established in 1993, offers foundation and advanced modern apprenticeships in early years care, management, and customer services. At the time of the inspection earlier this year there were 67 foundation modern apprentices and 111 advanced modern apprentices studying early years education care and education.
Most of the 28 students on the management training programme had progressed from early years programmes at NVQ Level 2 and 3 and were employed in a range of posts from nursery room leaders to deputy manager and manager positions.
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