apprenticeships are taken into account. The Annual €1,000 Student Contribution (ASC) is only payable for phases delivered in Insitutes of Technology. Typically, this is phase 4 and phase 6, meaning that a craft apprentices will usually pay over €2,000 his or her 4 year apprenticeship, so the annual amount used here is It should be noted that some new apprenticeships will €500. not have any time in IoTs so no ASC would be payable. There are also costs of running the apprenticeship system as a whole, consortium costs in new apprenticeships etc - this table just looks at direct delivery costs. 34. The estimated cost of developing and See Below for Calculations. The estimated cost of introducing introducing one new apprenticeship programme. a new Apprenticeship programme will vary significantly depending on the nature of the Apprenticeship being introduced. Attached for information are the development and equipment costs for the nine new Apprenticeship programmes that have commenced. 35. The estimated cost of increasing the number of It is not possible to quantify the full cost at this stage. Costs for apprenticeship programmes from current 2017 further programmes will be determined as they move through levels to 100 programmes. development and validation and as new programmes are identified through the second call for proposals. Please also see note above at 35. 36. The total cost to the state of 21,000 apprentices The assumption here is that this is an apprenticeship population €136.5m €136.5m for one year. figure. x 21,000 = €6,500 €136.5m 37. The total cost to the state of having 46,000 x 46,000 = €299m €299m €6,500 €299m apprentices registered in apprenticeship programmes for one year.
apprenticeships are taken into account. The €1,000 Annual Student Contribution (ASC) is only payable for phases delivered in Insitutes of Technology. Typically, this is phase 4 and phase 6, meaning that a craft apprentices will usually pay €2,000 over his or her 4 year apprenticeship, so the annual amount used here is €500. It should be noted that some new apprenticeships will not have any time in IoTs so no ASC would be payable. There are also costs of running the apprenticeship system as a whole, consortium costs in new apprenticeships etc - this table just looks at direct delivery costs. 34. The estimated cost of developing and introducing one new apprenticeship programme. See Below for Calculations. The estimated cost of introducing a new Apprenticeship programme will vary significantly depending on the nature of the Apprenticeship being introduced. Attached for information are the development and equipment costs for the nine new Apprenticeship programmes that have commenced. 35. The estimated cost of increasing the number of apprenticeship programmes from current 2017 levels to 100 programmes. It is not possible to quantify the full cost at this stage. Costs for further programmes will be determined as they move through development and validation and as new programmes are identified through the second call for proposals. Please also see note above at 35. 36. The total cost to the state of 21,000 apprentices for one year. €136.5m €136.5m The assumption here is that this is an apprenticeship population figure. €6,500 x 21,000 = €136.5m 37. The total cost to the state of having 46,000 apprentices registered in apprenticeship programmes for one year. €299m €299m €6,500 x 46,000 = €299m