Apprenticeships combine workplace training and a regular salary with an industry qualification. Together, these two things can get you on to the career ladder of your choice.
It’s now possible to do apprenticeship training from Level 2 right up to degree level:
Apprenticeship standard/framework - Level 2
Apprenticeship standard/framework - Level 3 (A Level equivalent)
Higher level apprenticeship - Level 4
Degree level apprenticeship - Level 6
Current apprenticeship job vacancies
For more information about Walsall College apprenticeships, click on the links below:
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.
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