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Apprenticeship Directory @WYLPLTD What is an apprenticeship? An apprenticeship is when an individual works and to Graphic Design, Horticulture to Electric learns at the same time. Vehicle Engineering, Advertising to Nuclear Decommissioning. As an apprentice, you will be working in a real job where you will be employed by a company, have Advertising real jobs, with real employers a contract of employment, get paid a salary and paying real salaries. holiday and sick pay. www.findapprenticeship.service.gov.uk /apprenticeshipsearch What makes an apprenticeship different to other jobs? Most people think that apprenticeships are only What makes an apprenticeship different to another job available in a limited number of job roles and only is that you will also be working towards a recognised in certain sectors like construction or retail. But apprenticeship standard alongside your job. These this isn’t true – there are literally thousands of jobs standards will be directly relevant to the job that you out there working in all sorts of different exciting are doing, whatever role you are working in. organisations. What kind of apprenticeships are there? Which companies offer apprenticeships? There are apprenticeships available at It could be that you end up working with a large Intermediate, Advanced, Higher and Degree company who you might have heard of before, or levels. These cover more than 280 industries it could be that you end up working with a smaller and 1500 job roles in sectors from Nursing 2 What is an apprenticeship? Choosing an Apprenticeship NLTGAn apprenticeship is when an individual works and to Graphic Design, Horticulture to Electric business that you may not have heard of before. Apprenticeshipslearns at the same time. and Vehicle Engineering,with National Business Advertising College to Nuclear Decommissioning.When school or college ends it is often the time It’s important you do your research and see what to job search and with one million young people As an apprentice, you will be working in a real job Traineeships in Yorkshire to compete with, you will need some help. you can find out about the company before you where you will be employed by a company, have AdvertisingNational real Business jobs, College with (NBC) have real over 30employers start applying. a contract of employment, get paid a salary* and paying realyears salaries. experience in finding young people se- cure, full time Apprenticeship positions in West Aged 16-18 and South Yorkshire. Some companies that look really small can have holiday and sick pay. www.findapprenticeship.service.gov.ukWhat Apprenticeship will I amazing opportunities for their apprentices where /apprenticeshipsearch study? Develop new and existing you might work on some really innovative and skills to start your career NBC specialise in Intermediate and What makes an apprenticeship different to Advanced Apprenticeships in Business creative projects or even travelling overseas. other jobs? Most people thinkAdministration that andapprenticeships Customer Service. This are only The opportunities will be fantastic and research includes every sector from legal to medical to Earn while you learn available in a limited numberlogistics and much,of job much roles more! and only conducted by the National Apprenticeship Service in certain sectors like construction or retail. But shows that more than Is it a ‘proper’ job? 100s of full time permanent this isn’t true – there are literally thousands of jobs 90% of apprentices out there workingYes! We do notin offerall ‘placements’.sorts of Oncedifferent you exciting stay in employment Apprenticeship jobs available have started your new job it is your career from organisations.day one. You will get paid a full time wage, for at the end of their “I chose an For more details on what we offer visit further information on this visit the Gov.uk apprenticeship. apprenticeship What kind of apprenticeships are there? Which companieswebsite. offer apprenticeships? because I could www.nltg.co.ukThere are apprenticeships available at see that University It could be www.nationalbusinesscollege.co.ukthat you end up working with a large wasn’t the only Intermediate, Advanced, Higher and Degree company who you might have heard of before, or option” 01254levels. These cover 395355 more than 280 industries it could be thatWhat toy oudo now?end For up more working information with please a smaller visit our website or call us on 01484 430433. and 1500 job roles in sectors from Nursing Priscilla, 20, Apprentice north lancs Software Developer, Sky training group ...the home of Apprenticeships *Age limits set in relation to Government Funding are an exception under article 3.3 of EC Directive 2000/78 and the Equality Act 2010 (age). 33 Any academic level People who have a Adults positive attitude 19-23 year Hard workers olds Who is an 16-18 year People with a apprenticeship olds degree* for? *This is dependent upon the degree undertaken, it must be a different pathway to the apprenticeship being undertaken. 4 Any academic level People who have a How do you find an apprenticeship? Adults positive How to register on FAA website What if I have already found a job? attitude Follow these 3 simple steps... If you already have an employer in place who has agreed to offer you an apprenticeship, they will 1. Create an account at need to find a training organisation to support www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship 19-23 year 2. Check your emails for your activation code you with the training element of your programme. Hard workers 3. Use your activation code to verify your account Your employer will need to call 0808 239 8927 to olds speak to someone for assistance. Contact your local careers service, training providers and colleges for vacancies which are available. Follow companies on twitter, Facebook etc. many will advertise through social media. Speak to family and friends – they may know of a vacancy at their place of work. Who is an 16-18 year People with a When do you need to start applying for an apprenticeship olds degree* apprenticeship? for? Finding an apprenticeship is very different to applying to 6th Form, College or University. The jobs are not all advertised on one date and they do not all start in September. Jobs are advertised throughout the year on the Find *This is dependent upon the degree undertaken, it must be a different pathway to the website. You will need to check apprenticeship being undertaken. the website regularly to view the different jobs available. 56 A 6 GP Strategies Training Ltd Training GP Strategies FW Solutions andDevelopment Fleetmaster Training Training Exceed Electronics Group Dutton Fisher COAW Training CMS Vocational Chef Benson-Smith Calderdale College B-Skill Work) DistrictMetropolitanCouncil(SkillsFor Bradford &SkillsYorkshire Training Employment, Barnado’s Appris ManagementLtd Training Aire Vocational Accounts / Finance Services / Legal Beauty Therapy / Hairdressing / Barbering Business Admin / Customer Service Creative Design Construction / Related Trade Dental Nursing / Pharmacy Assistant & Technician Design & Print / Textile / Creative Apprenticeships 7 Digital Education / Childcare Electrical Engineering / Installation / Air Conditioning Engineering & Manufacturing Health / Nursing / Social Care Horticulture / Agriculture / Animal Care Veterinary Hospitality / Catering / Butchery / Chef Management / Team Leading / HR / Project Management Motor Trades Protected & Public Services / Housing Retail / Warehouse & Storage Sales / Marketing / Procurement Sports & Leisure / Travel & Tourism Teaching Assistant Traineeships Transport & Logistics Other Training Or Services Motive8 Bradford Ltd Bradford Motive8 Mark Betts Leeds Trinity Leeds CollegeofBuilding Ltd Team Training Learning Innovations College Leeds City Group Learning Curve Kirklees College Training Key JTL Training Learning&Employment Interserve Association Humberside EngineeringTraining HIT Training Harrogate College Halifax OpportunitiesTrust Accounts / Finance Services / Legal Beauty Therapy / Hairdressing / Barbering Business Admin / Customer Service Creative Design Construction / Related Trade Dental Nursing / Pharmacy Assistant & Technician Design & Print / Textile / Creative Apprenticeships 9 Digital Education / Childcare Electrical Engineering / Installation / Air Conditioning Engineering & Manufacturing Health / Nursing / Social Care Horticulture / Agriculture / Animal Care Veterinary Hospitality / Catering / Butchery / Chef Management / Team Leading / HR / Project Management Motor Trades Protected & Public Services / Housing Retail / Warehouse & Storage Sales / Marketing / Procurement Sports & Leisure / Travel & Tourism Teaching Assistant Traineeships Transport & Logistics Other Training Or Services We offer outstanding apprenticeships across a range of industries. Explore more T: 01422 418430 E: [email protected] www.calderdale.ac.uk/employers We offer outstanding apprenticeships across a range of industries. Explore more T: 01422 418430 E: [email protected] www.calderdale.ac.uk/employers Woodspeen Training Ltd Training Woodspeen AdultEducation WMDC PublicServicesDepartment/Wakefield Viamaster Who Care forPeople Training Ltd The LinkAcademy Centre ofExcellence Textile Group System Springfield Potential4Skills GroupLtd North LancashireTraining National BusinessCollege NACRO Accounts / Finance Services / Legal Beauty Therapy / Hairdressing / Barbering Business Admin / Customer Service Creative Design Construction / Related Trade Dental Nursing / Pharmacy
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