Do you want to become an Apprentice?

If you’ve got a good idea of where you want to go with your career and like the idea of earning while you learn, an apprenticeship could be for you.  Alternatively if you have been working in your role for some time and would like to accredit the skills and competency you have gained, then an apprenticeship can give you a recognised qualification.

Apprenticeship programmes are available in the following career paths via ALS:

  • CIPD HR Management
  • Business Administration
  • Data Analysts
  • Software Developer 
  • Providing financial services (Insurance)
  • Providing financial services
    (banking)
  • Digital Content Designer 
  • Digital Application Support 
  • Management and Team Leading
  • Project Management 
  • Digital Infrastructure Engineer 
  • Cyber Security Analyst 
  • Learning & development
  • IT Professionals
  • Accounting (ACCA and AAT)
  • Customer Service 
  • Retail
  • Supply Chain Management 
  • Trade Business Services 
  • Warehousing and Storage

 

ALS apprentices enjoy a number of benefits, which include:

  • Earning a wage whilst training for a career
  • Achieving a recognised qualification linked to their selected career choice
  • Learning real skills over a period of time - it’s about showing competency on-the-job rather that studying for a one off examination

 

An apprentice needs to be:

  • Aged 16+

  • Working at least 16 hours a week

  • Have a contract of employment

  • Paid a minimum wage for age or an Apprentice wage rate if on an Apprentice contract

  • Given time to complete an industry recognised qualification during work time

Looking to recruit an apprentice? Find out more here.

Looking to start your career journey? View all our Apprenticeship vacancies here.

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