What does it include?

As an Apprentice you will:

Train for a specific job

Receive a wage and holiday leave

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Gain experience within a real workplace

Study for a minimum of 20% of your working hours (with NTA)

Find yourself on an exciting career path with lots of potential

Receive a nationally recognised qualification which is an attraction for current and future employers

Apprenticeship Standards

Apprenticeships Standards are made up of several elements. These can include:

Initial Assessment

On Programme Training of Skills, Knowledge and Behaviours

Functional Skills

Gateway

End Point Assessment

Who can do an apprenticeship?

To become an apprentice, you must:

Be 16 or over

Not already be in full-time education

Live in England

“I was pretty much lost before I started my courses with PS Education. I’ve learnt lots of thing during my time on the course including Maths, English, budgeting, internet access, working experience and over time I got my confidence back”

- Bradly B