Explore demand. Understand competition. Identify growth.
InsightU helps universities review competitor activity, explore apprenticeship demand by sector and standard, and identify opportunities to grow, strengthen or adapt their apprenticeship offer.
By bringing together detailed local, regional and national apprenticeship intelligence, InsightU gives universities a clearer view of the market, their position within it and the opportunities that may exist.
From local market share and competition analysis to sector trends and skills priorities, InsightU supports more confident, evidence-led planning.
Key benefits
Track demand and market change
Identify growth opportunities
Measure your market share
Understand competitor activity
Inform curriculum planning
Align provision with local skills needs
Explore insight visually
Bring key data together
Understand your university’s apprenticeship provision within the context of its local market. Explore your market share, geographic reach, competition and delivery trends to see where you are strong and where your position may be changing.
Identify where future apprenticeship opportunities may exist. InsightU helps you explore demand, competition, growth trends, skills supply and emerging areas of activity to support more targeted planning.
Review the wider provider landscape and understand who is active in your markets. Compare provider activity, market position, quality indicators and delivery patterns to better understand competition and areas of relative strength.
Use evidence on demand, standards, technical routes, provider activity and market trends to support curriculum review and future planning. InsightU helps universities identify where provision may need to grow, adapt or be reviewed.
Explore how apprenticeship demand and delivery vary across different geographies, from local districts and LSIP areas through to regional and national patterns of provision. Review activity by sector, route, standard, level and provider type to understand market size, trends and delivery patterns.
Connect apprenticeship provision with labour market demand, occupational need, sector priorities and local community context. Use LMI and socio-economic insight to consider how provision aligns with local skills needs.
Sammy Shummo
Group Director of Apprenticeships
London South Bank University
