Jonathan Mitchell

Deputy Director for Standards Development

The Institute talks...about 'raising the standards: the apprentice guide to quality apprenticeships'

Amelia Russell, Jamilah Simpson, Jonathan Mitchell and Dillon Jones, 13 September 2021 - Apprentice panel, Podcast

You can subscribe to The Institute talks podcast on Amazon Music, Apple podcast, Spotify and all other major podcast platforms. You can read transcripts for this podcast episode on Podbean. In this episode of The Institute talks, we talk about the new guidance created by …

Bringing apprenticeships to the forefront of teachers’ minds

Jonathan Mitchell, 4 October 2019 - Insider insights

Jonathan Mitchell is Head of Standards Development at the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (the Institute). He previously spent 17 years as a teacher and ultimately a senior leader in schools across the country. He takes the opportunity below, …

An appreciation for apprenticeships

Jonathan Mitchell, 26 March 2018 - Faster & better, The Institute

  We know that many parents and teachers have long been in favour of quality apprenticeships – but just not for their own children. We know that under the previous apprenticeship programme, not all apprenticeships delivered the levels of skills …

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