We offer a broad range of apprenticeships across a range of sectors and levels, all designed to ensure you achieve the best possible outcomes throughout your apprenticeship.
Our apprenticeships are developed in conjunction with employers with a focus on developing the skills, knowledge and behaviours needed for each specific role. And at the end of your training, you will be independently assessed, demonstrating that you have acquired the skills prescribed in the apprenticeship programme.
Apprenticeship levels
There are four apprenticeship levels available and it is important that you consider the right level of study based on your qualifications, skills and where you would like to progress in the future.
- Intermediate apprenticeships (Level 2) are equivalent to five GCSEs at grades 9-4. It is a great way to take that first step into starting your future career and offers an alternative to staying at college and learning in the traditional classroom environment.
- Advanced apprenticeships (Level 3) are equivalent to 2 A Level passes. If you already have a Level 3 qualification, this apprenticeship route will enable you to develop work-based skills and experience in your chosen sector.
- Higher apprenticeships (Level 4/5) are equivalent to the first stages of higher education such as a foundation degree. This can take up to 5 years to complete depending on the role and sector.
- Degree apprenticeships (Level 6/7) are similar to higher apprenticeships but also offer a pathway to gaining a full bachelor’s degree (Level 6) or master’s degree (Level 7).
