Find out everything you need to know to get you started on an Apprenticeship.
What is an Apprenticeship?
Did you know?
How do apprenticeships work?
Apprentices earn the national minimum wage (£170 per week), although many employers may pay more than this. In some job roles, your wage may increase as you progress and take on more responsibility.
However, something to remember is that there are different entry levels with apprenticeships, starting from level 2 and all the way to higher apprenticeship at level 4 and 5.
Here are some of the benefits of doing an apprenticeship:
Earn a salary- Get paid holidays
- Progress your career
- Sought after qualifications
- Learn job-specific skills and training.
Apprenticeships at NKC
We have been offering a wide range of apprenticeships, work-based training and qualifications for more than 20 years and our reputation for providing flexible, great quality training, which is supported by local organisations that work closely with us.
The apprenticeships that we offer at NKC:
- Accounting
- Business Administration
- Carpentry & Joinery
- Construction in the Built Environment
- Commis Chef
- Customer Service
- Engineering Operative
- Hairdressing
- Hospitality Team Member
- Lean Manufacturing
- Painting & Decorating
- Production Chef
- Maritime Caterer
- Maritime – Able Seafarer Deck
- Motor Vehicle
- Teaching Assistant
Many young people leave school or university without any real work experience. An Apprenticeship gives you the experience that employers need. It improves your employability and makes you an ideal candidate for employers when they are looking for newly qualified and skilled staff.
We hope that our blog has helped you with your understanding or decision making when it comes to the apprenticeship route. If you have any questions, then please do not hesitate to contact us. You can visit our apprenticeship page for more information.