Who can I talk to about my apprenticeship?
Who can I talk to about my apprenticeship?
If you can’t find the job you’re looking for, you can complete our contact form to request a call back or, you can speak to one of our recruitment consultants on 020 3828 1975 between 9-6pm, Monday to Friday.
Does an apprentice need a mentor?
Every apprentice needs a workplace mentor – someone there every day who understands and supports their learning and development needs, and the concerns that go along with settling into a new role.
What questions should I ask an apprentice?
Common apprenticeship interview questions
- Tell us a bit about yourself.
- Why have you applied for this apprenticeship?
- What skills can you bring to this role?
- What would you say is your biggest weakness?
- Is there anything that you would like to ask us?
- Dress well.
- Turn your phone off.
- Maintain eye contact.
What do employers look for in apprentices?
Julie Taylor, National Careers Service adviser, says: “Employers are commonly looking for similar traits and characteristics in apprentices, regardless of the job role, including punctuality, reliability and having a real interest in the job, coupled with a willingness to learn.”
How do you answer why do you want an apprenticeship?
I want this particular apprenticeship for three reasons, the first reason is that it will enable me to work within an industry that I am passionate about; the second reason is the apprenticeship will allow me to learn a huge amount whilst developing new skills and qualities; and finally, you are an organization that …
How can I be a good mentor for an apprentice?
Have faith in your trainee or apprentice – it will boost their confidence and you will reap the rewards. After you’ve taken the time to teach them skills and share your knowledge as a mentor, by letting them ‘get on with it’ is their chance to show you they can work unsupervised.
What does an apprentice mentor do?
Mentors can provide wise counsel, help a new employee orientate into the workplace, provide information, advice and guidance relating to the learning and training aspects of the Apprenticeship, and work with the apprentice and employer to ensure that problems are resolved quickly and do not threaten the Apprenticeship.
What training will my apprentice receive during their apprenticeship?
During their apprenticeship, your apprentice will receive two different types of training. ‘Off-the-job’ training is delivered by a training provider during your apprentice’s normal working hours.
How can I help inspire and support the apprentices of Tomorrow?
Explore a range of resources designed to help inspire and support the apprentices of tomorrow. Help inspire the apprentices of tomorrow by joining the Young Apprentice Ambassador Network (YAAN). Search for apprenticeship opportunities and filter by employer, location or interest.
How do I sign an apprenticeship agreement with my apprentice?
You and your apprentice must sign an apprenticeship agreement. You can write your own or download an apprenticeship agreement template. You must also sign an apprenticeship commitment statement with your apprentice and the training provider.
Do I need an apprenticeship agreement for English and Maths?
Studying for English and maths is not counted as part of the 20% minimum off-the-job training requirement. An apprenticeship agreement is used to confirm individual employment arrangements between the apprentice and the employer. You and your apprentice must sign an apprenticeship agreement.