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National Apprenticeship Service
Introduction to Apprenticeships Holly-Jade Ryder, Business - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Introduction to Apprenticeships Holly-Jade Ryder, Business - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Introduction to Apprenticeships Holly-Jade Ryder, Business Development Officer, MSDC and Deputy Chair of the Coast to Capital Young Apprentice Ambassador Network. Introduction National Apprenticeship Service Whats an apprenticeship?
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National Apprenticeship Service
What’s an apprenticeship?
- Apprenticeships allow you to combine work and study by mixing on-the-job
training with classroom learning. You'll be employed to do a real job while studying for a formal qualification, usually for one day a week either at a college or a training centre.
- Apprenticeships are available to anyone over the age of 16 and have no
upper age limit. They schemes offer a pathway for school leavers towards higher education, or a means of fast-tracking a career.
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Apprenticeship Levels and Progression
Intermediate apprenticeship Level 2 Advanced apprenticeship Level 3 Higher and degree apprenticeships Level’s 4-7 Entry Points Entry Points Entry Points
Professional Status
Traineeships English and maths qualifications and up to 6 months work experience
Entry Points
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National Apprenticeship Service
What can an apprentice earn?
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The national minimum wage (NMW) for apprentices is £3.90 per hour from April 2019. This is the legal minimum pay per hour, most receive more. The Apprenticeship Pay Survey 2016 estimated the average gross hourly pay received by apprentices in Great Britain was £6.70 an hour for level 2 and 3 apprentices which is equivalent to nearly £14,000 per year. A study by University Education in 2013 found that those who have completed an apprenticeship could see an increased earning of £150,000 over their lifetime.
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National Apprenticeship Service
What types of apprenticeship’s are available?
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- Apprenticeships are available in a variety of sectors, with the most common
areas being:
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Who is employing?
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Benefits of Apprenticeships and Facts
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National Apprenticeship Service
How to apply?
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- 1. Follow the following 5 easy steps to get started:
- 2. Log on to www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship
- 3. Click ‘Search the find an apprenticeship service’ to start searching. You can
search using keywords, job title, employer, vacancy reference number or by postcode, town, city
- 4. Click ‘Sign in’ under ‘Create an account’. Fill in your details and create your
username and password
- 5. When you register for the first time you’ll get a confirmation email, enter the
6 digit code to activate your account
- 6. Once you have found a position you want applying is easy, use the reusable