Traineeships
Employers are at the very centre of Traineeships. They provide you with all the skills you need to secure a job and succeed in future employment.
About Traineeships
Traineeships unlock the great potential of young people and prepare them for their future careers. They also provide essential work preparation training in Maths and English and the work experience needed to get an Apprenticeship or job.
The programmes are delivered by training providers and funded by the government. Employers then provide valuable work experience placements and interviews as part of the programme. Traineeships have a maximum duration of 6 months.
What are the Benefits?
A Traineeship will put you in a better position to compete for an Apprenticeship or job. This is by providing you with the opportunity to build your CV and get vital on-the-job experience with local and national employers.
Improving your English and maths skills will boost your chances of getting a job, as well as improving your long-term prospects and earning potential over your lifetime.
At the end of the work experience placement, you’ll get a job interview with the company if a role becomes available or a reference and an exit interview.
Delivery Model
For Traineeships
This delivery model outlines the stages that learners will go through during the training programme and work placement. As you can see, the hope for all traineeships is a progression onto an apprenticeship and success in full-time future employment.
Interested in a traineeship,
but unsure if it's right for you?
Take a look at the learner testimonial below, where one of our previous trainees offers insight into the experience. Jaden lets us know his plans moving forward and offers some helpful advice for young people considering the traineeship pathway.
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Enter your details below, as well as any opportunities you may be interested in, and we will get back to you within 48 hours of you submitting your enquiry.
You can also use this form to ask any questions you have regarding traineeships and what you could expect from a work placement.