Sort Legal receives Top SME Apprenticeship Employer award

Published on

Derby-based law firm, Sort Legal, has been ranked 24th in the Top 50 SME Apprenticeship Employer 2023 awards.

With its head office in Derby and a second location in Cardiff, Sort Legal has recently invested heavily in Apprentices to help with its longer term growth plans.

First compiled in 2020, the annual employer rankings have been developed by the Department of Education, in partnership with High Fliers Research, who independently assess and rank the nation’s top apprenticeship employers.

The Top Apprenticeship SME Employer category assesses employers who have up to 249 employees, including;

  • The number of apprentices who started an apprenticeship in the last 12 months, at all levels from 2 to 7
  • The diversity of the apprentices who began new apprenticeships in the past year
  • How many apprentices successfully achieved an apprenticeship in the last 12 months, completing all the requirements and passing the End-Point Assessment (EPA).

Sort Legal said that the conveyancing industry has experienced a decline in recruitment worsened by the Covid pandemic. This led to a large number of people leave the industry, which drove Sort Legal to explore the apprenticeship route.

Kevin Tunnicliffe (pictured), Sort Legal’s CEO, said: “I am delighted to hear Sort Legal have been awarded 24 in the Top 50 SME Apprenticeship Employers of 2023. This is a huge accolade and one we are proud of. At Sort Legal, we are keen to develop, train and provide our employees with not only a role, but a career to be proud of. This award celebrates the effort everyone has put into our recruitment strategy so far.”

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

IMLA supports flexible mortgage rules but says housing supply remains key

Mortgage lenders have backed proposals to give first-time buyers and other underserved borrowers greater...

Mortgage borrowing jumps to £7.7bn

Net mortgage borrowing more than doubled to £7.7bn in June, up from £3.3bn in...

AMI says mortgage rule reforms must keep advice at their core

Proposals to give lenders greater flexibility must be supported by mortgage advice if they...

Stamp duty deters half of over-65s from moving

Half of over-65s see stamp duty as a barrier to moving home, despite 58%...

Acre adds Comentis vulnerability checks to mortgage platform

Acre has integrated financial vulnerability assessments from Comentis into its mortgage platform to help...

Latest publication

Other news

IMLA supports flexible mortgage rules but says housing supply remains key

Mortgage lenders have backed proposals to give first-time buyers and other underserved borrowers greater...

Mortgage borrowing jumps to £7.7bn

Net mortgage borrowing more than doubled to £7.7bn in June, up from £3.3bn in...

AMI says mortgage rule reforms must keep advice at their core

Proposals to give lenders greater flexibility must be supported by mortgage advice if they...