Sentences with phrase «level apprenticeship schemes»

Not exact matches

To launch our scheme, 10 of our staff have moved over to apprenticeships in one of three qualifications, Teaching and Learning in Schools, Level 2; Team Leading, Level 2; and Management, Level 3.

Commenting on why BB Training Academy was awarded the title of Apprenticeship Programme of the Year, the judges said: «What are particularly impressive are the pathways this scheme offers all the way to level 6, in an industry that has traditionally not operated at that level.

The study of 2,000 university graduates also revealed nearly half work in a job where they could have reached the same level through a trainee or apprenticeship scheme.

Due to new Apprenticeship standards, there is an improvement in skills, behaviour and knowledge levels within the Apprenticeship schemes, as well as increased requirements for maths, English and ICT which in turn, drive up the quality within the sector.

Ultimately, the Apprenticeship Levy creates a fantastic opportunity for the legal sector to create new entry level routes into the profession, beyond just graduate schemes.

While graduate schemes might be best for some industries, others will offer more apprenticeships, paid internships or entry - level roles.

That said, schemes can be highly competitive, and having additional qualifications, such as two A levels or an Advanced Apprenticeship, could boost your application chances.

Whilst the obvious difference between each of the above levels is how advanced the skills and knowledge you acquire will be, there are other things which separate one from the other and not all apprenticeship schemes are open to everyone.

The Apprentice Learner Survey found that only 4.5 % of those who completed their apprenticeship scheme with a Level 4 vocational qualification in 2013 became unemployed within just six months.

Higher Apprenticeships are similar to other apprenticeship schemes — but are available at higher education level.

The main ones for school leavers are an apprenticeship (started after GCSEs, A levels and / or vocational qualifications depending on the level) or a graduate scheme after university.

This is an industry in which both graduate schemes and higher - level apprenticeships are less widely available than in some other career areas such as finance or retail.

When you are researching apprenticeships in hospitality and travel, check the level of qualifications on offer carefully and use our advice on questions to ask about school leaver programmes and apprenticeships to find a scheme at the right level for you.

This includes thinking about how to bring more young people into the business, either by creating new access routes such as apprenticeships, internships, traineeships, school leaver programmes or graduate schemes or by re-designing existing entry - level positions.

Individual local councils offer apprenticeships at different levels and some offer schemes suitable for school leavers who want professional training.

Law apprenticeships exist in the form of government - backed, employer - designed «trailblazer» schemes, which cater for apprentices working towards three broad levels: legal administration / support, paralegal or solicitor.