Group 1 - The UK government is significantly expanding its apprenticeship program, aiming to provide 50,000 apprenticeship positions to address rising youth unemployment [1] - The number of young people starting apprenticeship training has decreased by nearly 40% over the past decade, prompting government action [1] - The government will eliminate the 5% levy for apprentices under 25 and introduce new apprenticeship opportunities in sectors such as artificial intelligence, hospitality, engineering, and defense [1] Group 2 - An additional £820 million will be invested to assist young people on Universal Credit in finding employment [2] - From April 2026, 55,000 fully subsidized internship positions will be launched in six areas with the highest youth unemployment rates, targeting young people who have been on benefits for 18 months or more [2] - The overall goal of the government is to create 350,000 training and work experience opportunities [2]