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Thrive is delighted to announce the launch of two new levy-funded, triple award apprenticeships.
The ideal pathway for people who have previously trained as Licensed Practitioners, the Thrive Advanced Practitioner Apprenticeship and the Thrive Advanced Practitioner Leadership Apprenticeship offer advanced and unique opportunities to upskill staff, empower professional growth, and impact the lives of children and young people.
Delivered by Best Practice Network along with Thrive trainers, learners will get the very best in professional training and unparalleled wraparound support, resulting in a nationally-recognised Level 5 qualification, as well as Thrive Advanced Practitioner and Family Thrive Couse Leader status.
Thrive Advanced Leadership Apprenticeship (Level 5)
This 14-month programme is designed for educators looking to advance their leadership and management skills, while building the expertise to strategically lead the Thrive Approach within a class, department, setting or organisation. It’s ideal for professionals already in leadership roles as well as aspiring leaders looking to upskill and progress their careers. It’s best suited to the Licensed Practitioner alumni (even if their licence has now expired).
- Qualifications: Successful candidates will qualify as a Level 5 Operations Manager, a Thrive Advanced Practitioner and a Family Thrive Course Leader. They will also become a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Management Institute, an Institute of Leadership and Management Fellow and be able to use post-nominal designations to demonstrate their commitment to professional standards and showcase their credentials and skills.
- Funding: Covered by the apprenticeship levy, valued at £9,000
- Duration: 14 months
Thrive Advanced Practitioner Apprenticeship (Level 5)
This 18-month apprenticeship is ideal for teaching assistants (and those in similar support roles) looking to advance their careers. Apprentices will be trained to plan, implement and adapt activities, collaborate with teachers, families and external agencies, and advocate for pupils’ needs so they can thrive both personally and academically.
- Qualifications: Successful candidates will qualify as a Level 5 Specialist Teaching Assistant, Thrive Advanced Practitioner and Family Thrive Course Leader. They will also be able to use post-nominal designations to demonstrate their commitment to professional standards and showcase their credentials and skills.
- Funding: Covered by the apprenticeship levy, valued at £12,000
- Duration: 18 months
How are the apprenticeships funded?
Both apprenticeships are fully funded for those working in local authority schools or those paying into the apprenticeship levy. For non-levy payers, the government offers co-funding, covering 95% of the cost, or levy transfers are available for additional support. Download your guide to the apprenticeship levy here.
Why train with Best Practice Network and Thrive?
The apprenticeships combine the best of both worlds: Thrive’s established expertise in social and emotional wellbeing and Best Practice Network’s award-winning reputation as an Ofsted ‘Good’ training provider.
Best Practice Network’s training delivery and Thrive’s wellbeing expertise ensure a transformative learning experience that empowers individuals, enriches school communities, and creates a lasting, positive impact on the lives of children and young people.
Eligibility, FAQs, course guides and application information
Places are strictly limited on these advanced apprenticeships. If you’re keen to learn more, read FAQs, download course guides for employers, or apply before the deadline, click below to get started.
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