n a s i what ticeship? n e r p ap cts you need to know fa 8 key
An apprenticeship is a real job Available to individuals aged 16+ (with no upper age limit), apprentices are typically employed for at least 30 hours per week. Apprentices are paid a salary All apprentices will earn a salary of at least the National Minimum Wage for apprentices which is currently £4.81* per hour. Many employers pay more! Apprenticeships last a minimum of 12 months Most apprenticeships take between 1 - 4 years to complete. It will depend on the level and delivery model of the apprenticeship. Apprenticeships range from level 2 to level 7 There are apprenticeships at levels equivalent to GCSEs right up to Master's level and you can now achieve a degree through an apprenticeship. Apprentices do not pay for their training All apprenticeship costs are paid for by the employer and/or the government meaning that an apprentice will never have to pay for their training. Apprentices will receive paid off-the-job learning The equivalent of 6 hours per week of an apprentice's paid time will be spent undertaking off-the-job learning, gaining valuable skills and qualifications. Apprentices will spend the majority of their time on-the-job Most of an apprentice's paid time will be spent on-the-job, working with colleagues to learn new skills and gain experience of the workplace. There are thousands of apprenticeships in more than 170 industries New apprenticeships are advertised each week covering a wide range of job roles. You will be amazed at the variety and breadth available! *The National Minimum Wage for apprentices is reviewed each April.
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