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National Apprenticeships Week
National Apprenticeships Week
Apprenticeship Talk Hand-Outs
Apprenticeship Talk Hand-Outs
Thank you to those parents/carers and studetnts who were able to attend Thurdsay's event. If you weren't able to attend, not to worry. Here are the hand-outs.
Link: The Presentation - with hyperlinks, and additional on-screen notes
Link: What is an Apprenticeship? Flyer
Link: Your Guide to Apprenticeships (Hints and Tips for Parents and Careers) Booklet
Link: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for an Apprenticeship Booklet
Link: An Example Advert for an Apprenticeship with notes
Link: Bell Group Apprenticeships Flyer [Bell offers apprenticeships in Norfolk]
Link: Top Tips to get an Apprenticeship Flyer
Link: What is a T Level? Flyer [Information for parents/carers of students in Years 10 and 11]
The Week's Competition
Design an A4 poster that promotes Apprenticeships.
Include:
What is an apprenticeship?
Where can you do an apprenticeship?
Some of the benefits of an apprenticeship.
Several £10 Amazon vouchers up for grabs!
Email your entry to careersadvice@tsa-edu.uk by Monday 23 February 2026.
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Searching for local Apprenticeship opportunities?
Click here to view jobs within 10 miles from Norwich.
You can alter the parameters, changing the distance and the level of apprenticeships.
Check out this really useful guide to help you apply for apprenticeships.
There is information and advice for every step of the application process.
A really good document to work through! Worth printing and working through.
Speak to the Careers Team in school if you'd like printed copy.
Take a look at the apprenticeship list that matches apprenticeships with their corresponding level, otherwise known as the Apprenticeship Standards.
For example, a Florist Apprenticeship is Level 2; a Veterinary Nurse Apprenticeship is Level 3; and a Social Worker Apprenticeshp is Level 6.
Sending out Speculative Apprenticeship Emails and CVs
This useful guide can be used to help you make contact with potential Apprenticeship providers.
What are Apprenticeships?
What are Apprenticeships?
Apprenticeships are an excellent way of gaining qualifications and workplace experience. As an employee, you can earn as you learn and gain practical skills from the workplace. All employed Apprentices earn a wage.
£7.55 is the national minimum Apprentice rate (April 2025) for Apprentices in the first year of their Apprenticeship. For more details, check out: https://www.gov.uk/become-apprentice/pay-and-conditions.
Some employers will pay apprentices more than the national minimum wage.
What Levels are there?
What Levels are there?
There are four different levels of Apprenticeships, depending on your qualifications. Always check out the entry requirements and skills required.
After GCSEs, you may be able to start an Intermediate Apprenticeship; which is set at Level 2 and equivalent to 5 GCSE passes at grades 9-4.
After GCSEs, you may be able to start an Advanced Apprenticeship; which is set at Level 3 and equivalent to 2 A Level passes.
After college or sixth form, you could begin a Higher Apprenticeship; a qualification at Levels 4-7 and equivalent to a Foundation Degree, Higher National Certificate or Diploma, and above.
After college or sixth form, you could begin a Degree Apprenticeship; a qualification at Levels 6-7 and equivalent to a Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree.
Higher & Degree Apprenticeship Vacancies
Higher & Degree Apprenticeship Vacancies
The October edition of the Higher & Degree vacancy listing launched last week and has already been downloaded over 8,000 times!
Explore 1,600+ Higher and Degree apprenticeship vacancies from 50+ employers, including the BBC, British Army, Capgemini, Transport for London, Unilever, IBM, EDF, Mars, KPMG, Dunelm, EY, JPMorganChase, Cisco, Government Economic Service and many more!
Posted 27.1.26
Amazing Apprenticeships
Amazing Apprenticeships
Check out the Amazing Apprenticeships website for a wealth of information about Apprenticeships.
What are Apprenticeships?
Levels of Apprenticeships
Benefits of undertaking an Apprenticeship
Hear from actual apprentices
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