Lancashire Levy Transfer Network

Welcome to the Levy Matchmaking Service

This site is designed to match businesses seeking support to fund apprenticeship training with businesses that want to donate unused apprenticeship levy. Start by creating your account to gain access to funding support donated by generous Lancashire businesses.

What is a Levy Transfer?

Step 1

Lancashire levy payers agree to transfer unused levy credit to another Lancashire employer

Step 2

Contact the Lancashire Levy Transfer Network and we will guide you through the quick and easy process

Step 3

The Lancashire employer receiving the Apprenticeship Levy supports an employee to gain new qualifications and skills

Transferring Funds

Receiving Funds

Case Studies

Lancashire County Council is sponsoring health and social care providers to fund training for employees

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Northern Healthcare

Northern Healthcare
Lancashire County Council highlight the value of Levy TransferInnovation Lab2021-06-17T13:22:38+01:00

Lancashire County Council highlight the value of Levy Transfer

Lancashire County Council highlight the value of Levy Transfer

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What is Levy Transfer?

Levy Transfer happens when one employer who pays the Apprenticeship Levy Tax agrees to allow another employer to use the funding to pay for apprenticeship training

Upskill your business and your people

Apprenticeship Levy is available to all employers to train their employees to gain new skills and qualifications. The levy will cover at least 95% of the training costs of all employees joining an apprenticeship training programme

Who can gain new knowledge, skills and qualifications?

Any employed person, of any age, can join an apprenticeship training programme. The programmes provided training and qualifications at all levels from level 2 to level 7. Programmes are at least 12 months duration and usually include day-release to undertake learning at a college or university