Apprenticeship Programmes

Earn while you learn

• All apprentices must receive at least the national minimum wage
• All apprentices should work for at least 30 hours a week
• Over 150,000 employers are offering apprenticeships in more than 200,000 locations
• Apprenticeships are available at intermediate, advanced and higher (degree) level

How do I access the College's vacancies?

If you're curious to see what's out there now, we list our latest apprenticeship vacancies here. You can apply for these apprenticeships by visiting the government's apprenticeship search and apply service, the best source of vacancies on the web.

How else can I find an employer?

There are many ways of finding an apprenticeship:

• Try surfing the web for jobs or companies you would like to work for
• Try asking friends and family if they know of vacancies
• Check out your local newspaper recruitment section for job opportunities