Apprenticeships
Do you want a job where you can work with your hands? Like being outside and not in an office space? Then a career in construction and management sounds like your path!
Employers will still want to see grades in Maths and English if you pursue this trade area.
You will get great job satisfaction from this career path with a chance of really exploring your career options opening doors to even start your own business and become self employed.
Skills within this area can vary in each role. Employers will often seek these generic skills in this area:
Construction can be hard work with long hours sometimes in the evenings and weekends but you can expect a comfortable wage whilst earning skills that will always be needed.
Builders, carpenters, site supervisors these types of jobs will always be around which makes this construction and management one of the most stable and secure career paths.
There are so many great things to come out of a career in construction.
You could become a site supervisor, self-employed builder, painter and decorator, construction manager and more!
Remember you will need to be relatively fit for this kind of career as it requires quite a lot of manual work. With hard work comes great rewards!
Congratulations to Ellie Moston 18, Marketing Assistant Apprentice for achieving a Distinction in her Business Administration Level 3 Apprenticeship.
If you are an employer that pays into the Apprenticeship Levy, you'll want to make sure that you make the most of your levy funds to recruit apprentices. Employers can use their Apprenticeship Levy funds to provide apprenticeship training and many employers have started to take on more apprentices or have set up a new apprenticeship programmes. It's important to know how to make the most of your levy funds and how they should be used.
Now is a fantastic time for you to enter the field of Digital Marketing. There is absolutely no denying the fact that Digital Marketing has had a monumental impact on our society and that mobile phones, social media, and even interactive websites are growing by the day. As the industry expands, so do the roles.
Zara Hale, 18, from Biddulph in Stoke-On-Trent, is currently exceeding expectations at Churchill China working in the Stone Casting department as an apprentice. Zara started her journey on the construction skills pre-apprenticeship programme with Achieve Training after realising college was not for her.
Nicola Hudson, 29, from Stoke-on-Trent, has been on an incredible journey with Achieve Training. As we celebrate 40 years in business, Nicola's journey has gone full circle, from first starting as an apprentice, to excelling and becoming a Wellbeing Development Manager in her role today - 10 years after she first joined the company. This is her story in her own words.
Digital marketing is essential if you want to promote your business in this day and age. Without digital marketing, both independent businesses and worldwide corporations are simply not able to get their name out there.
Sometimes it's hard to know what career path to follow. Check out some of our great apprentice stories and see how our apprentices have achieved career success!
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