If you want to get your career going, an apprenticeship is a great place to start.
The right apprenticeship for you could be just around the corner. Interested?
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If you’re wondering if an apprenticeship is for you, read what these apprentices have got to say...
Helen Mingaye, IT and Administration Manager
I didn’t really know what I wanted to do when I finished college, but I knew that I didn’t want to study full-time.
I wanted development opportunities and apprenticeships with NCLS were perfect for me. They offered the chance to study, work and develop.
Roger Mitchell, Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service
It's quite a big commitment but has already proved beneficial to me and to my employer. I'm already putting into practice some of the techniques and skills I've learned.
It’s hard work but a really rewarding experience.
Anthony Winsper - Level 3 Team Leader/Supervisor Apprentice
Here is Anthony to tell you how being an apprentice has helped him learn, gain new skills and experience, and have a good work-life balance.... just one of the many reasons you should consider an apprenticeship!
Kate Murrell - Level 5 Leadership and Management Apprentice
Apprenticeships have given Kate increased confidence and job satisfaction. It has helped her team to understand how they can use management theory and models to improve their day to day practice.
Marzena Kurek - Level 3 Assistant Accountant Apprentice
Apprenticeships can also work to help you get back into an industry that you have had a break from for a while. Hear what other benefits enrolling in an apprenticeship has brought Marzena
Sophie Akerman - Level 3 Assistant Accountant Apprentice
An apprenticeship is giving me the best of both worlds... hear why Sophie chose to study on an apprenticeship even after she had graduated from university.
