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Apprenticeships in Coventry & Warwickshire Apprenticeships in Coventry & Warwickshire Apprenticeships offer a route to harness fresh new talent and are a valuable way of improving the skills of staff and generating a committed workforce. Developed by employers for employers, apprenticeships are available for over 1,000 different job roles and deliver skills designed around business, providing a skilled workforce for the future whilst making organisations more effective, productive and competitive. Warehousing & Logistics Team Leading & Management Support Teaching (Schools) Sales, Marketing & Digital Media Retail & Commercial Enterprise Leisure, Travel & Tourism ICT Health & Social Care Hairdressing Food & Drink and Hospitality & Catering Engineering & Manufacturing Customer Service Construction Cleaning Children & Early Years Workforce Business, Administration & Project Management Automotive Agriculture, Horticulture & Animal Care Accounting, Human Resources & Law Absolute Works Aurelia Training Ltd Coventry Adult Education Services Coventry and Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce Training Who delivers Coventry College Coventry University apprenticeships Heart of England Training HIT Training Ltd in Coventry and Intec Business Colleges Ltd Primary Goal Warwickshire? JCB Skills Training Ltd Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) Midland Group Training Services Limited North Warwickshire and South Leicestershire College SCCU Ltd Solihull College & University Centre and Stratford Upon Avon College The University of Warwick WCG (Warwickshire College Group) Warwickshire Garage and Transport Group Key: Training Associated Limited Intermediate Apprenticeships – Level 2 Apprentices work towards work-based learning qualifications such as a Level 2, Key Skills and, in most cases, a relevant knowledge-based qualification such as a BTEC. These provide the skills needed for the chosen career and support entry to an Advanced Apprenticeship. Advanced Apprenticeships – Level 3 Advanced apprentices work towards work-based learning qualifications such as a Level 3, Key Skills and, in most cases, a relevant knowledge-based certificate and are aimed at advanced skills and junior supervisory roles. Higher and Degree Apprenticeships – Level 4, 5, 6 & 7 Higher and Degree Apprenticeships are vocational paths to achieving a graduate level or above qualification. Available from level 4-7 these apprenticeships are growing as industry recognise the need and strengths of developing their own staff and allowing professional membership and recognition through a vocational route. What is an Contacts apprentice? If you’re interested in taking an apprentice you can contact one of the providers listed or talk to our Business Skills Advisor who can offer free and A contracted employee who is expected impartial advice to help you decide if apprenticeships to be employed for a minimum of 30 are right for your business and then connect you with hours a week, whilst working towards an the most appropriate provider. Apprenticeship Standard. Warwickshire Skills Hub Designed by employers, the Standards E - [email protected] outline skills, knowledge and behaviours T - 02476 796 461 required of the apprentice and the job W - www.warwickshire.gov.uk/getanapprentice they need to be able to do by the time they have completed their apprenticeship. skillshub.warwickshire.gov.uk/ The Apprenticeship will contain: Absolute Works JBC Skills Training T: 01926 355560 & 03332005153 Contact: Nathan Diehl • Knowledge and competency based E: [email protected] T: 02476 715 143 & 07387 266668 W: https://absoluteworks.co.uk/ E: [email protected] elements W: www.jbctraining.co.uk Ashornehill Contact: Nicola Hall Manufacturing Technology • Training to achieve the Minimum English T: 01926 488068 Centre and Maths requirements and any digital E: apprenticeships@ashornehill. Contact: Matthew Bastock skills required co.uk T: 02476 701 518 & 07973 689985 W: www.ashornehill.co.uk E: [email protected] W: https://the-amtc.co.uk/ • Behaviours needed in the occupation, Aurelia Training apprenticeships/ Contact: Bob Harknett so that on completion the apprentice T: 01926 511 855 & 07768741266 Midland Group Training is able to competently carry out the E: [email protected] Services W: www.aureliatraining.com Contact: Nicola Gutteridge role in any size of employer across T: 02476 630 333 any relevant sectors. Coventry Adult Education E: [email protected] Services W: www.mgts.co.uk Contact: Elaine Agnew • Most of an apprentice’s time will be T: 07976 333 219 North Warwickshire & spent in the workplace, as the majority E: [email protected] South Leicestershire College W: www.coventry.gov.uk/adulted Contact: Business Development of training takes place on the job. Team Coventry College T: 01162 643 545 Benefits of apprenticeships include: Contact: Emma Ingram E: [email protected] T: 02476 791 221 & 07966 229079 W: www.nwhc.ac.uk E: eingram@CoventryCollege. • Cost effective recruitment onmicrosoft.com Primary Goal W: www.coventrycollege.ac.uk T: 02476 791 116 • Well trained and motivated staff E: [email protected] Coventry University W: www.primarygoal.ac.uk • Increased productivity and performance T: 02477 654 960 E: apprenticeships@coventry. SCCU Ltd • Proven return on investment ac.uk Contact: James Pease W: www.coventry.ac.uk/ T: 02476 936 969 • Succession planning apprenticeships E: [email protected] W: www.sccu.uk.com • Committed and loyal staff CWCT - Chamber Training Contact: Sally Lucas Stratford Upon-Avon & Solihull T: 02476 231 122 College • Support for training cost E: lucas.s@cw-chambertraining. Contact: Oliver Matthews co.uk T: 0121 678 7309 W: www.cw-chambertraining. E: [email protected] co.uk W: www.stratford.ac.uk Heart of England Training The University of Warwick Contact: Matthew Barry Contact: Miranda Blofeld T: 01788 820 137 & 07557 635186 T: 02476 150 621 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.hoet.co.uk W: https://warwick.ac.uk/study/ degreeapprenticeships HIT Training Contact: Lisa Hughes WCG (Warwickshire College T: 07852 710 919 Group) E: [email protected] Contact: Krishna Parekh W: www.hittraining.co.uk T: 0330 135 6940 & 07834 737 311 E: [email protected] Intec Business College W: www.warwickshire.ac.uk Contact: Amanda Watson T: 07854 388 699 Warwickshire Garage & E: Amanda.watson@ Transport GTA intecbusinesscolleges.co.uk Contact: Rajinder Chibbra W: www.intecbusinesscolleges. T: 01926 428 490 co.uk/ E: [email protected] W: www.garagetraining.com .
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