Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships are high quality, work-based training programmes for people who want to develop their prospects and career.
Who can do an Apprenticeship?
Apprenticeships are open to anyone aged 16 and over, living in England or Wales and not taking part in full-time education. Entry requirements are flexible because Apprenticeships aren’t just based on academic achievement. Practical skills count in the area of work you’ve chosen. Employers value dedication to work and keeness to learn.
Earn while you learn
When you decide to take up an Apprenticeship you will;
- earn real wages
- achieve new qualifications
- gain knowledge and Key Skills
Last year, there were more than 255,000 people in England training in over 150 different types of Apprenticeships.
How do I get started?
There are many places that you can go to find a job;
- Connexions
- Apprenticeship Vacancies
- Local papers
- Internet job sites
- Job Centre Plus
You can also try friends and family to see if they know anyone who might have a vacancy.
Apprenticeship Vacancies
Apprenticeship Vacancies is an online tool for anybody wishing for information on apprenticeships. You will be able to search and apply for apprenticeships advertised by a whole range of employers throughout the UK.
What happens then?
Total People will assign you a dedicated Training Adviser who will contact your employer and together they will devise a structured learning plan for you. Your Training Adviser will help you gain knowledge and understanding in your chosen area, fully support you throughout your programme as well as protect your interests.
