FBP VENTURES LTD
- Trading names:
- Aytun Vocational College London
- UKPRN:
- 10028716
Only levy paying employers can work with this provider
About this provider
AVCL is a trading name for FBP Ventures Ltd, a private training provider established in July, 2006 in direct response to the growing demand for quality training linked to national standards. we deliver training to care homes, domiciliary care agencies and other non-health care organisations.
We offer programmes tailored to meet the training needs of individuals and organisations. We ensure equality of opportunity and diversity.Our delivery and quality assurance team are qualified and professionally competent within the area of delivery they are engaged. Quality of provision is monitored by OTL and quarterly standardisation meeting with quarterly supervision . We deliver apprenticeship training in HSC L2 to 5, BA, CS & CYPW.
What employers are saying
Overall rating from October 2018 to now
- Excellent 0 out of 2 reviews
- Good 2 out of 2 reviews
- Poor 0 out of 2 reviews
- Very poor 0 out of 2 reviews
Strengths
- Communication with employers (1)
- Improving apprentice skills (1)
- Initial assessment of apprentices (1)
Things to improve
- Reporting on progress of apprentices (1)
4 Apprenticeships offered
| Apprenticeship | Type | Level | View details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult care worker | Standard | 2 | Details |
| Adult social care | Framework | 2 | Details |
| Adult social care | Framework | 3 | Details |
| Lead adult care worker | Standard | 3 | Details |
Contact details
- Website:
- FBP VENTURES LTD website
- Phone number:
- 02073139584
- Email:
- admin@aytuncollege.com
Annual survey results
- Employer satisfaction:
- Learner satisfaction:
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Explain levels
Apprenticeships are set at different levels of difficulty from the equivalent of GCSE (level 2) up to postgraduate (level 7)