To ask the Secretary of State for Wales whether he will list those managing organisations of youth training schemes in Wales which submitted proposals for the future development of youth training in response to the request last year by the Training Agency in Wales.
[holding answer 8 June 1990]:The following organisations submitted proposals to the Training Agency for schemes under the new youth training arrangements.
South Glamorgan
- Glamorgan Counties GTA
- Focal Development
- Post Office Counters
- Resource UK
- Atlantic College
- Royal Mail Letters
- Neway
- Vale of Glamorgan Training Agency
- TDS
- Link (Wales) Ltd.
- Howells
- Cardiff ITEC
- AMS
- Albertos
- Cardiff Inner City Initiative
- JHP Training
- Metcon
- HCTB
- South Glamorgan Area Health Authority
- Cardiff City Council
- South Glamorgan County Council
- Beacon Training
- Bros. Constantinou
- CITS
- ACE
- Cardiff Group Training Consort
West Wales
- Neath Borough CTA
- Neath College
- Link Wales
- Kenyons Ltd.
- Ford Motor Company
- Link Services
- Neath ITEC
- Work Skills Training
- Port Talbot YOC
- British Steel Corporation
- West Glamorgan CC
- Indent
- Swansea City Council
- STACS
- Swansea ITEC
- BEVIS
- ACO
- David Evans
- Post Office
- Neath Borough CTA (Initial Training)
- Swansea City Council (Initial Training)
- Cardiff GTA (Initial Training)
- Glamorgan Counties GTA
- WDA
- Llynfi Training Workshop
- DVLA
- Llanelli TA
- British Steel (Tinplate)
- Acclaim
- East Dyfed ITEC
- St Teilo
- Dinefwr Borough Council
- European Profiles Ltd.
- Focal
- HCTB
- Preseli District Council
- Nayland Training Initiative
- Dyfed County Council
- Carmarthenshire and Wales Game Farm
- Mainport
- West Dyfed ITEC
- LTA (Initial Training)
- Nacro (Aberystwyth) Initial Training
- Community Industry
- Nayland Training Initiative (Initial Training)
- Luton and Dunstable
- Mid Wales Development
- Post Office Counters
- Welsh Water Authority
- Resource UK Ltd.
- Post Office Counters (N Wales)
- BP Chemicals
Gwent
- Beacon Training
- ICI Fibres
- Lucas Girling
- Michael Carter
- Focal Development
- Heads of Valleys GTA
- Islwyn BC
- Victoria Training
- Agency for Caring Environments
- Lloyds British
- Borough of Torfaen
- Alfred Teves
- British Alcan
- HCTB
- Pill Enterprise Project
- CITS
- CITS Youth in Business
- CITS Initial Training
- Crosskeys College of FE
- Gwent-Train
- Newport College of FE
- USK College of Agriculture
- JHP Training
- Michael J. Smith Associates
- BSC Panteg
- Glamorgan Counties Training Services
- Training Development Services
- AMS
- Royal Mail Letters
- Link Organisation
- RO Glascoed
- Saunders Valve
- South Wales Switchgear
- Resource U.K.
- Arrow Training
- BSC Orb
- BSC Llanwern
- BSC Tinplate
- Blaenau Gwent BC
- Blaenau Gwent ITEC
- Monmouth BC
- Newport Training Services
- Gwent Training Ltd.
- Newport and District GTA
- Ebbw Vale College of FE
- Gwent CC Planning Department
- Pontypool College of FE
- Post Office Counters
- Crosskeys College of FE Initial Training
- Alberto Education Centre
- Gwent Skillcentre
North West Wales
- Penyffridd
- Ynys Mon Borough Council
- Gwynedd Health Authority
- Arfon Borough Council
- Community Industry
TEC area
| Engineering
| Motor vehicle trades
| Science
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Filled places YTS at 30 March 1990
| YT contract
| Filled places YTS at 30 March 1990
| YT contract
| Filled places YTS at 30 March 1990
| YT contract
| |
| Mid Glamorgan | 1,107 | 1,262 | 303 | 237 | 0 | 0 |
| South Glamorgan | 165 | 222 | 221 | 293 | 23 | 23 |
| West Wales | 591 | 555 | 464 | 471 | 29 | 11 |
| Powys | 60 | 59 | 62 | 72 | 3 | 21 |
| North East Wales | 459 | 404 | 120 | 178 | 10 | 76 |
| North West Wales | 192 | 116 | 159 | 179 | 11 | 55 |
| Gwent | 376 | 452 | 215 | 314 | 2 | 132 |
- Llandrillo CFE
- Vale of Clwyd ITEC
- University College of North Wales
- North Wales Training Agency
- Post Office
- Gwynedd CC Agriculture
- Gwynedd CC Multi Route including ITEC
- Hotpoint
- Anglesey Training
- Penrhyn Quarry
- Arfon/Dwyfor
- Mid Wales Training
- Skills Development Agency
- NECTA
- Mid and North Wales Training Group
- Coleg Pencraig
- Northop College of Horticulture
- Clwyd Training
North East Wales
- British Steel Corporation
- British Aerospace PLC
- Skills Development Agency
- C and M Training (UK) Ltd.
- NECTA
- Air Products Ltd.
- Llysfast College
- Clwyd Training
- Delyn Business Partnership
- Northop College of Horticulture
- Wrexham Training
- NEWI
- Clwyd County Council
- Wrexham ITEC
- Deeside ITEC (now merged with NEWI)
- Iceland frozen foods (contract now with NTP unit Moorfoot)
- BICC
- Commercial Consultants Europe Ltd.
- Mid and North Wales Training Group
- Tamic Institute
Powys
- Laura Ashley
- Coleg Powys
- Mid and North Wales Training Group
- Powys Training
- Mid Wales Training
- Ministry of Defence
- Welsh Water Authority
- WSJ Training Ltd.
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales what estimate his Department has of the number of young people, under the youth training scheme, pursuing training in (a) engineering, (b) advanced motor vehicle maintenance and (c) science in 1989; and how many young people are expected to pursue such courses in the year following the issuing of new contracts for managing organisations in Wales.
[holding answer 8 June 1990]: The Training Agency's estimates are set out in the following table:
Notes:
1. Figure for Mid, South Glamorgan and West Wales are based on Training Occupational Classifications (TOCs) throughout.
2. Figures for Gwent, Powys, NE Wales and NW Wales based on TOCs for occupancy at 31 March 1990 and Standard Occupational Classifications (SOCs) for YT contracted places.
3. Specific information on Advance Motor Vehicle Maintenance is not held, but Training Agency Area Offices confirm that demand for training at this level can be met through the network of providers contracted for Youth Training.
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales what estimate his Department has of (a) the expenditure on youth training in (i) 1988–89, (ii) 1989–90, (iii) 1990–91, (iv) 1991–92 and (v) 1992–93, (b) the number of school leavers aged 16 and 17 years entering the market, (c) the numbers joining YTS or YT and (d) the gross public cost in pounds per trainee week, in each of those years.
[holding answer 8 June 1990]: Expenditure on youth training in Wales for 1988–89 and 1989–90 in respect of those places contracted by YTS providers with local area offices was £52·610 million and £50·746 million respectively. Additionally, it is estimated that a further £10 million of expenditure per year is spent on youth training in Wales through the Training Agency's national providers unit which contracts with large companies with outlets throughout the United Kingdom. For 1990–91 planned expenditure in respect of those places contracted by YT providers with local area offices is £45·750 million. Figures are not available for future years.The number of 16 and 17-year-olds leaving school in Wales in the school years 1988–89 and 1989–90 was 30,200 and 29,000 respectively. For future school years, the estimate is 28,000 in 1990–91, 26,900 in 1991–92 and 26,500 in 1992–93. These figures refer to all school leavers and not just those entering the labour market, for whom separate figures are not available.The numbers joining YTS in the 1988–89 and 1989–90 financial years was 18,758 and 17,781 respectively. For 1990–91, the provisional estimate for those entering youth training is 17,300. No figures are available for future financial years.Figures on the gross public cost in pounds per trainee week are not available for Wales. Figures for Great Britain for the financial years 1988–89 and 1989–90 were £49 and £50 respectively. For future years the Great Britain estimate is £42 for 1990–91, £37 for 1991–92 and £33 for 1992–93.