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January 13, 2025Intelligencia Training is thrilled to announce its approval as a provider on the Salisbury Framework, enabling us to build connections with the NHS and the wider public sector to support workforce development through high-impact apprenticeships. These programs offer a valuable pathway to address critical skills shortages, optimise funding, and ensure a pipeline of well-trained professionals for the NHS and public sector.
As an award-winning training provider with success rates significantly above the national average and exceptional feedback from learners and employers alike, Intelligencia Training is dedicated to delivering excellence in workforce training. We currently offer four higher-level apprenticeships tailored to meet the demands of today’s public sector:
- Intelligence Analyst (Level 4)
- Counter Fraud Investigator (Level 4)
- Cyber Security Technologist (Level 4 – Two pathways: Cyber Risk Analyst, Cyber Defender & Responder)
- Youth Justice Practitioner (Level 5)
These programs are designed for both ambitious new recruits and existing team members, ensuring immediate, practical skills and impact.
“Being approved as a provider on the Salisbury Framework marks a significant milestone for Intelligencia Training. It reflects our unwavering commitment to addressing critical workforce needs within the NHS and public sector. By delivering high-impact apprenticeships, we aim to bridge skills gaps, optimise funding opportunities, and equip professionals with the expertise to thrive in demanding environments. This is an exciting opportunity to collaborate with organisations dedicated to public service excellence, and we are proud to contribute to the development of a skilled and resilient workforce.”
– Paul Brunskill, Commercial Director, Intelligencia Training
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For more information, please contact becky@intelligenciatraining.com or book an appointment here.


