Apprenticeships
Quality training in the Electrical, Plumbing & Gas industries
What is an apprenticeship?
Apprenticeships combine real work with training and study.
An apprenticeship is a real job that helps people to earn while they learn, gaining valuable knowledge, skills and behaviours tailored to a specific job role. Apprentices, like any other employees, have a contract with you.
An apprenticeship must last at least 8 months. Some apprenticeship courses can be up to 6 years long, but the average is 2 years.
Apprentices will be trained by a training provider so they become competent in their role. They’ll have to complete a certain number of hours of training. How many hours depends on the apprenticeship they’re doing. Training is done during working hours – usually about a day a week or regular blocks of a week.
Apprentices will have an assessment at the end of their apprenticeship to prove they’re occupationally competent. They’ll get a recognised qualification.
Apprenticeships
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Why Tungsten Training Centre
- Our dedicated apprenticeship team are always on hand to support your apprenticeship journey.
- We deliver quality courses through site experienced, skilled tutors, and knowledgeable staff.
- We have small class sizes, providing you a better learning experience.
- Our teaching workshops have been specifically designed to create “real-life” working environments in big open spaces, our theory classrooms are bright and airy with plenty of space for you to learn while feeling comfortable and relaxed.
- Tungsten Training Centre is based in Portslade, just outside Brighton, with great local transport links. Classes start at 8.30am giving you enough time to plan a comfortable journey in to class.