Apprenticeships in the UK provide a structured pathway for individuals to gain hands-on experience and skills in various industries while earning a qualification. These opportunities span sectors such as construction, IT, healthcare, and finance. Apprentices work alongside experienced professionals, combining practical training with theoretical knowledge. Key benefits include earning a wage, acquiring industry-specific skills, and obtaining recognized qualifications. Challenges may involve balancing work and study commitments. Despite challenges, apprenticeships play a crucial role in addressing skill gaps, fostering career development, and contributing to the overall workforce development strategy in the UK.
2 Apprenticeships Jobs Found in Burton-On-Trent
Motor Vehicle Apprenticeship Trainer, Part Time
NewPosted 26 Sep 2024Burton and South Derbyshire CollegeMotor Vehicle Apprenticeship Trainer 22.2 hours per week, 52 weeks per yearSalary: £19,664 per annum (£32,773 pro rata)Burton on Trent, Town Centre Campus Who are we looking for? An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Motor Vehicle Trainer to join our professional apprenticeship team to support and progress our apprentices both in the classro...
Motor Vehicle Apprenticeship Trainer 22.2 hours per week, 52 weeks per year Salary: £19,664 per annum (£32,773 pro rata) Burton on Trent, Town Centre Campus Who are we looking for? An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Motor Vehicle Trainer to join our professional apprenticeship team to support and progress our apprentices both in the cl...