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<blockquote data-quote="melted welly" data-source="post: 7741611" data-attributes="member: 37168"><p>I’ve got an apprentice, he’s booked to do his course and test on Monday. </p><p></p><p>Training provider phoned today asking if wanted to cancel. We decided to leave it as is and for him to do the course and test. We got a training fund for him to use, so it’s no skin off our nose, but also I can’t see a negative with him doing it.</p><p></p><p>If he does it, he has a record of official training, so if something happens down the line, I’ve shown due diligence as an employer and the guy is trained to a standard. </p><p></p><p>I think there will be insurance companies looking at this in horror, and fair chance THEY will be the ones who keep the training providers in business with certificates of competence.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="melted welly, post: 7741611, member: 37168"] I’ve got an apprentice, he’s booked to do his course and test on Monday. Training provider phoned today asking if wanted to cancel. We decided to leave it as is and for him to do the course and test. We got a training fund for him to use, so it’s no skin off our nose, but also I can’t see a negative with him doing it. If he does it, he has a record of official training, so if something happens down the line, I’ve shown due diligence as an employer and the guy is trained to a standard. I think there will be insurance companies looking at this in horror, and fair chance THEY will be the ones who keep the training providers in business with certificates of competence. [/QUOTE]
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