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Apprenticeships

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The Sheffield College Apprenticeship programme offers students an exciting opportunity to earn while they learn.

Apprentices study on the job, building up valuable knowledge and skills. They gain
qualifications and are paid a wage at the same time.

Apprentices generally spend four days a week with an employer and study one day a week at College. Training in this way provides students with job matched qualifications and a direct link into employment. The College plays a major role
in supporting local businesses, boosting workforce skills and contributing to the regional economy. Apprentices are a vital part of that and come under the College’s Business Gateway.

The achievement rate of The Sheffield College apprentices programme is above the national average. Their successes are celebrated at an annual presentation
evening that students, their families and employers attend.

Apprentices work towards a qualification at Level 2 or 3 which takes between one to four years to complete.

Course work may include functional skills such as maths and English, working in teams, problem solving, communication, using new technologies, and also ensures
technical and academic progress in their chosen subject.

Apprentices are primarily for young people aged 16-18 but people above this age may also be able to participate. They are paid a minimum wage.

Some students may also be eligible for a small amount of funding for travel or child care costs, and certain benefits if they are on a low income or have children.

You can choose from:

  • Creative & Digital Media
  • Administration
  • Beauty Therapy
  • Carpentry & Joinery
  • Catering & Hospitality
  • Childcare
  • Dental Nursing/Oral Health Care
  • Engineering
  • Gas Fitting
  • Hairdressing/Barbering
  • Health & Social Care
  • Hospital Care
  • Heating & Ventilation Installation
  • Horticulture
  • ICT Practitioners
  • Motor Vehicle
  • Nail Technician
  • Painting and Decorating
  • Pharmacy
  • Plumbing
  • Sport and Active Leisure

Go to Course Search for course information. Download an Application Form here.

John Marsh at Wortley Hall

John Marsh
Horticulture Apprentice

"I love working outside, it's the best office in the world. I've learnt a lot about the managerial side of the job too."
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Created on 23/Jan/2008 13:07 GMT and last updated 24/Jan/2012 12:51 GMT