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Apprenticeships
Programme Definition

Employing and training a young person between the ages of 16 and 24 supported by a training organisation and by Government subsidies covering the occupational skills, knowledge and general skills needed to be an effective employee. Typically an Apprentice will be a school or college leaver with limited work experience.

Employer Benefits

  • A young employee to train and meet the future needs of the business
  • Support from a training organisation with recruitment and training
  • Government subsidies to ease the cost of training

Young Person Benefits

  • First step to a career
  • Achieve an industry recognised qualification
  • Support from a training organisation
  • Earning while learning

 

 
 
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