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Apprenticeship starts among under-19s have nearly halved in a decade, while almost 1 million young people are out of work, education or training. Ministers are considering making employers cover a quarter of training costs for apprentices aged 25 and over, under plans being developed for England. The change could begin in September 2027.
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