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This will depend on the arrangements your employer has with your training provider, though there will be classroom based learning. Options include workplace based training, weekly college visits or in some cases, block release learning where you will be studying at a residential college.

Yes. All Apprenticeships combine work with training and learning, and you will gain nationally recognised competency and knowledge-based qualifications. An Apprentice is employed and learns job-related skills or a specific trade from a skilled employer over a fixed period of time (the minimum being 12 months). Apprentices would normally work for five weeks at their employer and do classroom-based training every sixth week, normally at a training provider centre, although individual setups may vary depending on the employer and/or the training provider.

By successfully completing an apprenticeship not only will you have gained the experience necessary to perform in the job role but you will gain a nationally recognised qualification. At the end of an apprenticeship journey skills knowledge and behaviour will be assessed, by an approved end point assessment organisation. The outcome of this assessment will be graded aligned with the apprenticeship standard and associated assessment plan against which your apprenticeship has been registered.