Table 3: Apprenticeship Completions in London by Groupings of Sector Framework of Learning, 2003/04 to 2006/07
Framework grouping
2003/04
2004/05
2005/06
2006/07
Accountancy
50
160
130
130
Active Leisure and Learning
120
130
Agriculture and Horticulture
10
10
40
20
Animal Care
10
20
30
20
Arts and Entertainment, Cultural Heritage, Information and Library Services
10
10
10
Automotive Industry
140
210
410
390
Aviation
10
10
10
Business Administration
240
330
590
700
Childrens Care Learning and Development/Early Years Care and Education
130
320
650
860
Construction
20
90
290
410
Contact Centres
20
30
Customer Service
210
310
440
560
Dental Nursing
40
Electrotechnical
140
200
240
210
Engineering (inc Construction Engineering)
80
80
130
110
Equine Industry
70
90
100
100
Gas Industry
50
70
120
80
Hairdressing
300
460
660
750
Health and Beauty Therapy
10
10
30
50
Health and Social Care
30
20
50
50
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
10
40
90
160
Hospitality and Catering
100
160
210
150
Information Technology and Electronic Services
130
130
270
180
Insurance
10
20
20
Mail Services
20
Management
20
30
40
80
Plumbing
20
50
150
160
Printing
10
10
Rail Industry (Engineering and Operations)
20
20
Retail
120
180
210
220
Sales and Telesales
Security Industry
10
10
20
110
Sporting Excellence
10
50
Sports and Recreation
40
70
Telecommunications
20
20
40
20
Transport Engineering and Maintenance
20
20
Travel and Tourism Services Leisure and Business
40
20
40
50
Vehicle Body and Paint Operations
20
Vehicle Fitting
10
40
Vehicle Maintenance and Repair
20
170
Veterinary Nursing
10
20
Wholesale, Distribution, Warehousing and Storage
10
10
10
20
Unknown
10
30
10
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Other
20
30
50
70
Total
2,050
3,190
5,280
6,250
Indicates figures <5. Notes:
1. Figures may not sum to totals due to rounding.
3. Information is based on Sector Framework of Learningsome frameworks have been grouped together due to small numbers in order to provide consistent figures across years. Source:
Work Based Learning ILR data
Higher Education: Admissions
Mr. Willetts:
To ask the Secretary of State for Innovation, Universities and Skills what proportion of people applying to university who were from an unskilled background went on to attend (a) their nearest university and (b) a university in the latest period for which information is available. [247132]
Mr. Lammy:
The latest available information, showing applicants by their socio-economic background, is shown in the table.
English domiciled applicants to full-time undergraduate coursesyear of entry 2007