FAQ

An apprenticeship is a paid job that combines practical, on-the-job training with academic learning. You’ll earn a salary while working towards a nationally recognised qualification.

The duration of an apprenticeship depends on the programme and your prior experience. Most apprenticeships take between 12 and 24 months to complete.

Yes, all apprentices are paid a salary by their employer. The exact amount will depend on your employer, but it will meet at least the National Minimum Wage for apprentices.

Entry requirements vary depending on the apprenticeship level. Typically, you’ll need GCSEs in Maths and English, but some programmes offer functional skills support if you don’t already have these qualifications.

Our apprenticeships are designed to provide a flexible approach to learning. You’ll typically complete your training through a combination of online learning, workplace assessments, and occasional in-person sessions.