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Masters of the Multiverse net 45% apprenticeship income gain

Euan Blair’s training giant tightens grip on top spot in DfE data for 2024-25

Billy Camden

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Multiverse has stretched its lead as England’s biggest training provider based on apprenticeship income after revenue jumped 45 per cent in a year.

FE Week analysis of latest Department for Education data shows the tech provider generated £85.3 million from apprenticeship training in the 2024-25 academic year – up from £59 million the previous year.

Its next closest rival is now Corndel, which also reported a bumper year, moving from £43 million in apprenticeship income to £63.5 million. This 48 per cent rise lifted Corndel from a ranking of seventh highest earner in 2023-24 to second highest in 2024-25.

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