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Universal Credit parents offered cash boost to help teens into apprenticeships

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The UK government has been exploring ways to increase the uptake of apprenticeships among young people, with a particular focus on those from disadvantaged backgrounds. Apprenticeships can provide valuable work experience and skills, but the potential loss of benefits can be a deterrent for some families. By offering a cash boost to Universal Credit parents, the government aims to remove this financial barrier and encourage more teenagers to pursue apprenticeship opportunities.
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Universal Credit parents offered cash boost to help teens into apprenticeships
Ministers believe fewer young people will be discouraged from applying for apprenticeships for fear their family might lose out on benefits
28 Jul, 16:11
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