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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.
Jack leapfrogs from apprentice to promotion in 12 months
Completing an apprenticeship through Walsall College has opened many...
Spotlight on Talent: Lucy Porter
Lucy Porter Painting & Decorating Apprentice Level 3 “During...
IT Apprentice Aims to Excel in Microsoft Challenge
Walsall College IT apprentice, Joseph Mcfarlane is set to...
Spotlight on Talent: Tom Jarratt
Tom Jarratt Advanced Apprenticeship in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair...
Spotlight on Talent : Charlie Heaton
“I began a new post as an Assistant Service...
Spotlight on Talent: Crayg Ward
Crayg Ward Hairdressing Apprenticeship at Levels 1, 2 and...
Spotlight on Talent : Jerelle Jackson
As an apprentice with manufacturing solutions provider, PP Control...
Ryan’s proud to be on the blue team of the ambulance service
Although he has family members that are paramedics and...