
Lindsay Conroy is Apprenticeship Programme Lead at UCAS. Throughout her time in the sector Lindsay has worked closely on the apprenticeship reforms and has led on the development of Higher Apprenticeships and the creation of apprenticeship standards and end point assessments. Prior to joining UCAS, Lindsay ran an Ofsted outstanding training provider. As part of the UCAS leadership team, Lindsay is spearheading the work to create parity between traditional undergraduate routes and apprenticeships and technical education. Outside of work she is proud to be a governor of a special education secondary school and volunteers to provide specialist apprenticeship focused careers advice for sixth form students at two of her local secondary schools.
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We can achieve parity between apprenticeships and traditional degrees
UCAS Head of Policy Ben Jordan and UCAS Apprenticeship Programme Lead Lindsay Conroy introduce UCAS’ new research into the lightbulb moments for would-be apprentices
With Ben Jordan