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"How do Apprenticeships work? "

The employer pays the apprentice a wage and gives the apprentice on-the-job training which allows the apprentice to achieve National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs). The apprentice also spends time with a learning organisation, gaining key skills that'll be useful in the job market - like working in teams, problem-solving, communication and using new technology. In addition, the apprentice studies for a technical certificate, a recognised qualification which gives further knowledge and understanding of the apprentice's job.

See Information Sheets Work based learning in the South East and Successful Apprenticeships


There is more information about apprenticeships on the Apprenticeships website

 

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