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South East — Apprenticeship Demand

51,630 apprenticeship starts in 2022/23 academic year (August 2022 – July 2023) 12.1 per 1,000 employed workers (4,276,000 workforce jobs). Gera Apprenticeship Demand Index: 95 (England = 100), ranking #8 of 9 regions.

How many apprenticeship starts are there in South East per 1,000 employed?

South East recorded 51,630 apprenticeship starts in 2022/23 — 12.1 per 1,000 employed (4276k workforce jobs). This gives a Gera Apprenticeship Demand Index of 95 (England = 100). Largest sector: Health, Public Services and Care (15,030 starts). Source: DfE Apprenticeships 2022/23 + ONS JOBS05, OGL v3.

Source:Department for Education — Apprenticeships and Traineeships 2022/23·As of 2022/23 academic year (August 2022 – July 2023) · updated annually · last refreshed

Gera Apprenticeship Demand Index

South East ranks #8 of 9 English regions. 12.1 starts per 1,000 employed vs England's 12.7 baseline.

How this is calculated
95

South East vs England

MeasureSouth EastEngland
Apprenticeship starts (2022/23)51,630336,550
Starts per 1,000 employed12.112.7
Gera Apprenticeship Demand Index95100 (baseline)
Workforce jobs (ONS JOBS05, Jun 2023)4.3m26.5m
Largest sector by startsHealth, Public Services and Care (15,030)Health, Public Services and Care (98,760)

Apprenticeships by sector — South East

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Gera ADI

95

Close to England average

England = 100

Starts / 1,000 employed

12.1

England avg 12.7

Total starts 2022/23

51,630

4.3m workforce jobs

Sector breakdown — South East

Source: DfE Apprenticeships 2022/23, OGL v3. Figures for DfE-suppressed cells (“low”, typically <10) are not shown.

GADI — all English regions

140
131
121
121
118
118
98
95
48
England (baseline)
100

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South East apprenticeships — FAQ

How many apprenticeship starts are there in South East?
South East had 51,630 apprenticeship starts in 2022/23, according to DfE statistics. This represents 12.1 starts per 1,000 employed workers (ONS JOBS05: 4,276,000 workforce jobs in June 2023).
What is the Gera Apprenticeship Demand Index for South East?
South East's GADI is 95 (England = 100), meaning apprenticeship density is below the national average. The England baseline rate is 12.7 starts per 1,000 employed; South East records 12.1.
Which sector has the most apprenticeship starts in South East?
Health, Public Services and Care leads in South East with 15,030 starts in 2022/23 (3.51 per 1,000 employed). The highest-density sector by rate is Health, Public Services and Care at 3.51 per 1,000 employed.
How does South East compare to London for apprenticeships?
South East has a GADI of 95 vs London's 48, meaning apprenticeship density is 98% higher per employed worker. London's large professional workforce (5.9m jobs) depresses its per-worker rate despite having 36,120 absolute starts.

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Source: Department for Education — Apprenticeships and Traineeships 2022/23, 2022/23 academic year (August 2022 – July 2023), published November 2023 (OGL v3). Workforce jobs: ONS JOBS05, June 2023 (OGL v3). GADI computed by GeraJobs; no figure is modelled or interpolated. Full methodology.

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