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SAVE THE DATE NAW2026
SAVE THE DATE NAW2026
National Apprenticeship Week 2026 has been confirmed to take place between 9-15 February.
Visit the Student Zone for everything you need to know about apprenticeships and technical education.
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Search apprenticeships
Find out how to become an apprentice, what apprenticeships are available, which employers offer them, and information about starting your apprenticeship Become an apprentice
Use this service to search and Find an Apprenticeship in England.
The ASK programme offers a variety of engaging activities and workshops that can be delivered by local experts to help students, teachers and parents to understand apprenticeships and T Levels.
The ASK programme offers a variety of engaging activities and workshops that can be delivered by local experts to help students, teachers and parents to understand apprenticeships and T Levels.
Visit website for information, videos and webinars.
Click on the link ASK Apprenticeships
Unifrog apprenticeships fair
Unifrog apprenticeships fair
Get involved with National Apprenticeships Week! Join our virtual fair to learn all about the world of apprenticeships. Explore the latest apprenticeships opportunities, attend live sessions with top employers including KPMG, Lloyds Banking Group and Unilever, and network one-to-one to get top tips on how to find and apply to your dream apprenticeship.
February 7 February | 16:30 - 19:00pm GMT
The Parent Perspective Podcast S3 E6: The Options Post-16
The Parent Perspective Podcast S3 E6: The Options Post-16
October 10, 2023
By haide
Has there ever been more options available to a 16 year old leaving school?!
This episode is the first of three in ‘Options October’. In later episodes we’ll focus on post-18 choices and ‘retraining’, but in this episode, it’s all about the options open to young people post-16, after their GCSEs.
Joining Rachel are Lisa Capper MBE, who is the Principal of Stoke-on-Trent College, and Laura Hussey, who is a teacher within DSPL and parent of a Year 11 student and a daughter who’s just left sixth form.
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