Everything you need to know about apprenticeships
Apprenticeships have changed dramatically over the last decade. Today, apprentices can earn a salary, gain nationally recognised qualifications and build valuable work experience whilst developing their careers.
Level 2
Apprenticeship Equivalent to GCSE level.
A great starting point for learners beginning their career journey and developing foundational skills.
Level 3
Apprenticeship Equivalent to A Levels.
Often regarded as the most common apprenticeship level and suitable for school leavers.
Level 4 & 5
Apprenticeships Equivalent to Higher Education qualifications such as HNCs, HNDs and Foundation Degrees.
Ideal for learners looking to develop specialist skills.
Level 6
Apprenticeship Equivalent to a Bachelor's Degree.
Often referred to as a Degree Apprenticeship.
Level 7
Apprenticeship Equivalent to a Master's Degree.
The highest apprenticeship level currently available.
