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Apprenticeships are work-based training programmes, ranging from 12 months to 5 years, where individuals have the opportunity to be developed into a role and acquire new skills, knowledge and behaviour.
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Completing an apprenticeship is a fantastic opportunity to gain formal qualifications relevant to your job, whilst getting paid and without building up any university or education debt. You’ll have a dedicated, qualified coach who will guide, support and provide stretch every step of the way, as well as dedicating approx. 20% of time to practically learning while at work.
This all results in you completing an end-point assessment, where you will gain a pass, merit or distinction.
Your personal coach will give you dedicated support, feedback, and stretch activities to really help you reach your potential at work.
Our facilitators have a wealth of expertise in the industry and continuously work to deliver engaging sessions which have a business impact.
Access online learning and view your apprenticeship progress 24/7. See your workshops, assignments and anything you need to do, all in one system!
We support you to plan your off-the-job learning to maximise business impact – this is the time where you are learning new ideas and strategies that you can apply to your role.
To develop your maths and English skills, we have a friendly and experienced team on hand to support you and help you achieve and overcome barriers.
We approach your learning with neurodiversity in mind and remove all barriers that may exist in your learning journey, offering specialist support to ensure no one is left behind.
As an apprentice with us, you will be eligible for an NUS discount card – offering reduced prices at places such as Amazon Prime, Booking.com and Co-op!
Anyone who:
As part of our onboarding process onto an apprenticeship, we will take time to get to know you, your experience and understand your skills and knowledge level along with any previous training you have completed to make sure the apprenticeship you have selected is right for you and your career development.
Levy paying employers:
In April 2017, the Government introduced an Apprenticeship Levy to support the long-term growth of apprenticeships and to give employers more control to provide their people with training.
The levy is paid by employers with a pay bill of £3 million or over (they pay 0.5% of the total annual pay bill). The Apprenticeship Levy is an annual charge, however, the employer pays the Levy as each tax month.
These funds are then available for the employers to use to fund apprenticeship training in England. Employers have 24 months to use their funds in their accounts on apprenticeship training. If funds are not used in 24 months funds will expire.
If your organisation pays the Apprenticeship Levy, this can be used to fund your apprenticeship programme
Non- Levy paying employers:
Employers with a pay bill of less than £3 million do not pay the Apprenticeship Levy. The good news is these organisations will be able to access funding for up to 10 employees, with the government contributing 95% towards the cost of Apprenticeship training, leaving organisations to pay 5% of the overall cost.
Let’s give you an example:
Operations Manager Level 5 Apprenticeship
Government funds (95%) = £6650.00
Employer funds (5%) = £350.00
At the beginning of someone starting their apprenticeship journey with us, we discuss the commitments needed for everyone to succeed:
As an apprentice, it’s important to be able to balance working, learning and home life, particularly as you will be completing around 6 hours of learning per week.
This depends, based on which apprenticeship is right for you. As a guide, we have put the academic equivalent against the levels of apprenticeships we deliver:
Assessment is an ongoing process throughout your apprenticeship programme. Apprentices are assessed on how they are developing the skills, knowledge and behaviours related to the apprenticeship standard.
It’s important for all our apprentices to have regular and detailed feedback, so they know how they are progressing, what is going well and what they can develop further.
The main reason for on-going assessment and feedback is to ensure that each apprentice is ready for end-point assessment. At this stage, an independent end-point assessment organisation assesses the apprentice’s skills, knowledge and behaviours and is responsible for issuing pass, merit or distinction

















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