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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.
Spotlight on Talent : Harry Weston
M I Glass, a Smethwick-based glass firm, has benefited...
Spotlight on Talent: David Rooke
Studied : Levels 2, 3 and 4 Apprenticeships in...
Spotlight on Talent – Michael Marston
Studied: Pharmacy apprentice while working as an Assistant Pharmacist...
Spotlight on Talent: Brett Groves
A work placement at Mayes and Warwick has helped...
Spotlight on Talent – Ewan Taylor
Studied: Level 2 Barbering Progression: Self-employed barber As a...
Ryan’s proud to be on the blue team of the ambulance service
Although he has family members that are paramedics and...
Spotlight on Talent – Jaswant Sembhi
Studied: Chartered Management Degree Apprenticeship Progression: Relationship Manager, Association...
Spotlight on Talent – Mark Dilks
Studied: Apprenticeship in Signmaking at Viewtec Signs Signmakers might...