Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships allow students to learn through real work experience while gaining recognised qualifications. Most apprentices spend four days in the workplace and one day at college or with a training provider.
They can be competitive to secure, but apprentices are paid a wage while they train and develop practical skills. Entry requirements vary depending on the level of the apprenticeship. Most will require a pass at GCSE in English and Maths.
Many large companies, such as Toyota and Rolls-Royce, advertise opportunities directly on their own websites.
More informationApprenticeship Providers
Apprenticeship website (Government Website)
EMA –Digital, Marketing and Finance
Learning Unlimited (part of Chesterfield college but based in Pride Park Derby - Engineering)
