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(1)The Chief Executive must promote the desirability of persons within subsection (2) undertaking apprenticeship training at level 3.
(2)The persons are those who—
(a)are undertaking apprenticeship training at level 2,
(b)have completed an English apprenticeship in relation to an apprenticeship framework at level 2, or
(c)hold an apprenticeship certificate at level 2.
(3)For the purposes of this section apprenticeship training is at a particular level if it might reasonably be expected to lead to the issue of an apprenticeship certificate at that level.
(4)The following provisions of Chapter 1 of Part 1 apply for the purposes of this section—
section 1 (meaning of “completing an English apprenticeship”);
section 12 (meaning of apprenticeship framework and level of an apprenticeship framework).
(5)Section 95(4) (meaning of apprenticeship certificate and level of an apprenticeship certificate) applies for the purposes of this section.
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