Two legal apprentices have joined the panel of representatives at the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (the Institute). They will help shape the Institute’s policy, standards and direction.
Angela Hogg, digital technology solutions apprentice at Lloyds Banking Group, said: ‘I joined the panel to be an advocate for people looking for alternatives, especially as we will be working longer. Many people will need to adapt as environments change.’
Samantha Ross, apprentice solicitor at Bevan Brittan, said:
‘I will strive to voice the opinions of fellow apprentices and look forward to
witnessing the changes over the coming years, as the route into the legal
profession continues to adapt.’
