Our results, in the open
We measure what matters to the people we work with, and we publish it here.
Why we publish this
Choosing a training provider is a real decision. You're trusting us with your people, your levy and your time. So we share our results openly, with the source and year for every figure, and we update them every year. If you'd like more detail, ask us.
How our learners do
| Measure | Train Together | National average |
|---|---|---|
| Achievement rate, all programmes | 75% (170 of 227 leavers) | 66% |
Train Together 2025/26, compared with the England national rate for 2024/25, weighted to the same mix of programmes.
What the achievement rate means
The achievement rate is the share of apprentices who complete their programme and pass their end point assessment. It's the official measure the government uses to compare providers. Because every programme has a different national rate, we compare ours with the national rate for the same mix of programmes, so the comparison is fair.
Results by sector
| Sector | Achievement rate |
|---|---|
| Children, young people and families | 93% |
| Schools and education | 84% |
| Land-based and sports turf | 83% |
| Business and finance | 79% |
Train Together 2025/26, current programmes.
Inspection and accreditation
Ofsted:
Good, April 2024. Read the report
Matrix Standard:
an independent check that the advice and guidance we give is accurate, impartial and helpful.
Approved centre:
for AAT, the Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management (IWFM) and NCFE CACHE, so we can deliver their qualifications alongside our apprenticeships.
Industry membership:
a member training provider of BALI, the British Association of Landscape Industries, and BIGGA, the British and International Golf Greenkeepers Association.
RoATP:
approved on the government's register of apprenticeship training providers.
How we keep improving
We ask every learner and employer for feedback throughout the programme, and act on it. Our quality team reviews it regularly, and the changes we make are shared with the people who raised them.
What employers across England report
The Department for Education's latest survey of 3,926 apprenticeship employers found 96% saw at least one benefit, and 75% of those training their own staff saw retention improve.
Source: DfE Apprenticeship Evaluation 2023, employer survey (published September 2024).
Results in people's own words
She has gained terrific confidence from the programme. A considered presence who speaks with authority and commands attention. She will be a competent deputy.
Completing my Level 3 qualification has shown me what I can achieve when I believe in myself.