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What is an apprenticeship?
An apprenticeship is a paid job combined with training. Apprentices work with an employer while studying towards a nationally recognised qualification. CRC works with a wide range of local and regional employers to deliver apprenticeship training. View apprenticeships here: https://www.camre.ac.uk/apprenticeships/
Do apprentices get paid?
Yes. Apprentices are paid at least the National Minimum Apprenticeship Wage, and often more depending on the employer. Apprentices do not pay for their training. More information can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/become-apprentice/pay-and-conditions
What apprenticeship levels are available?
Level 2 – GCSE equivalent
Level 3 – A-Level equivalent
Level 4+ – Higher and degree-level
CRC offers apprenticeships across sectors such as engineering, construction, digital, business and health.
Are apprenticeships competitive?
Yes. Apprenticeships can be competitive, particularly in popular industries. CRC provides support with CV writing, interview preparation and employer matching to help students secure roles.
Do apprenticeships lead to permanent jobs?
Many apprentices progress into permanent employment with their employer after completing their programme.
Can I go to university after an apprenticeship?
Yes. Students can progress to higher or degree apprenticeships or apply to university depending on their qualification level.
