Originally Posted by
Rheinstorff
Shouldn’t have been too much of a surprise as it actually produced very few engineers for the Services relative to the cost. This not helped by an expensive PFI arrangement (aren’t they all?). Consequently, each graduate commissioning cost a huge amount to educate. There are many better ways to achieve the aim more effectively, efficiently and economically. I understand the savings will be used by the Serivces for a STEM Graduate Inflow Scheme, which will doubtless achieve more at less cost.
The STEM scheme will be far more successful. Course, guv.