Apprenticeships

As a Furniture and Interiors apprentice, you will be following a comprehensive programme which offers training in a variety of skills in the furniture industry.

A Carpentry and Joinery Apprenticeship will train an apprentice to become either a joiner, who is essentially someone who makes the product, or a carpenter who installs or repairs the product.

The Business Administration Apprenticeship is varied and covers all aspects of office and administrative work. It works if you are a small office with only a few employees or a larger company with many employees.

You will be following a comprehensive training programme which offers training in a variety of IT skills. It is varied and you could find yourself using the skills learnt in different environments.

The Catering and Hospitality Apprenticeship will train an apprentice to develop a variety of skills in a certain area of the industry. That could be as a Chef, Front of House, Bartender or waiter/waitress.

As an apprentice woodmachinist, you will be following a training programme which offers training in a variety of areas in the woodmachining industry.

Glass is a very popular material used in the construction of buildings, in furniture and other decorative aspects as well as general glazing.

Your employer will train you in a variety of skills to cover things such as how to communicate with your customers; how to solve customer problems and how to plan and prioritise your work.

As an apprentice in the warehousing industry, you may play a major role in the security and safety within the warehouse whilst loading and unloading lorries/trailers.

All companies that transform raw materials into products are manufacturing companies. There are so many different products that to list the

Business Improvement Techniques (BITS) are proven methods and concepts of how an organisation can implement a change culture.

ood manufacturing can vary depending on the company you work for. It could include breweries, dairies, confectioners, bakeries, so

The qualifications are designed to give aspiring and practising team leaders and first line managers a solid foundation in their formal development as a manager.

The role of a Retail Apprentice will depend on the retail organisation they work for. They could be helping customers to choose products, processing payments and maintaining stock levels.

Intermediate apprentices will work in job roles such as Trainee Agent, Contact Centre Agent, Help Desk Operative, Sales Advisor, Customer Service Advisor, Outbound Sales Agent and many more