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How your learning may be delivered

MI uses a blended approach where appropriate. This can include live virtual teaching, one-to-one coaching, workplace activity, independent learning, online resources and progress reviews. The exact mix depends on your apprenticeship and your role.

Time to learn

Your apprenticeship includes learning activity that forms part of your normal working time. We will explain what counts, what evidence may be required and how your employer should support you to take part.

English and maths

Your English and maths requirements are checked at the start and are applied in line with the current apprenticeship funding rules. Where additional development is required, MI will explain what support is available and what you need to complete.

Additional learning support

If you have a disability, learning difficulty, health need or another barrier that may affect your learning, tell us as early as possible. We can discuss reasonable adjustments and additional support so that you can participate fairly in your programme.

Safeguarding and wellbeing

You should feel safe and supported throughout your apprenticeship. If you are worried about your own safety or wellbeing, or about another person, you can contact MI's safeguarding team. You can speak to Bernie, the Designated Safeguarding Lead, on 07976 512623, or Caroline, the Deputy Safeguarding Lead, on 079766 523559.

Your responsibilities

If you have a problem

Speak to your tutor first where appropriate. If the issue is not resolved, or you do not feel comfortable raising it with your tutor, you can contact MI directly. Our complaints, appeals, safeguarding, reasonable adjustment and other learner policies are available through the Policies section of this website.