For more information about Walsall College apprenticeships, click on the links below or complete our enquiry form, and a member of the apprenticeships team will be in touch with you.
How apprenticeships work
Apprenticeships mainly involve on-the-job training, 20% of your time will be spent working towards a qualification.
Here you’ll find some practical advice for employers on how they can recruit and train apprentices.
Central England Co-op apprentice displays creativity and determination with career success
A Central England Co-op colleague is successfully building her...
Spotlight on Talent – Olivia Babb
Studied: Business Administration Apprenticeship Progression : HR Administrator, Walsall Healthcare...
Spotlight on Talent – Ann Bills
Studied – Chartered Manager Degree Apprenticeship Progression – Senior...
Spotlight on Talent : Tia Reid
Studied: Level 2 Hairdressing (via an Apprenticeship) Studying: Level...
Spotlight on Talent – Abbie Rolleston
Studied: Level 2 Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship Progression: Level 3...
Spotlight on Talent – Jenni Birchill
Studying – Level 2 Carpentry and Joinery Apprenticeship Standard...
Spotlight on Talent – Tatiani Vorgia-Turnbull
Studied: Dental Nurse Apprenticeship Standard Progression: Occupational Therapy undergraduate...
Apprentices are the future of Walsall coil metal coating company, Firsteel
Firsteel, the specialist coil metal coating company based in...