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There are apprenticeships out there in almost anything you can think of. To help you find the best company or organisation to study and work in use this section to find a potential employer.
Asset Skills
Asset Skills is the Sector Skills Council (SSC) for the facilities management, housing, property, cleaning and parking industries. We work with business, public and professional bodies and learning providers to ensure the training that employers need is available to meet their current and future skills requirements.
For more information please call 01392 423 399 or email info@assetskills.orgCareer Advice Line tel: 0800 056 7160
Skills for Care work to ensure the adult social care sector has a modern, flexible and highly skilled workforce to deliver quality care. We are committed to working with employers to ensure we are supporting their needs and those of people who use services.
Tel. 0113 2451716
Email info@skillsforcare.org.uk
Website www.skillsforcare.org.uk
Skills for Health
Skills for Health is the Sector Skills Council (SSC) for the UK health sector.
Our purpose is to help the whole sector develop solutions that deliver a skilled and flexible UK workforce in order to improve health and healthcare
Skills for Health's specific aims are to:
- develop and manage national workforce competences
- profile the UK workforce
- improve workforce skills
- influence education and training supply
- work with our partners
Visit us online at www.skillsforhealth.org.uk.
Skills for Security
Skills for Security encourages professionalism within the private security industry through the provision of quality training and qualification pathways, including apprenticeships. We contribute to the development of a highly skilled, professional workforce that plays a major role in maintaining the safety and security of the people, businesses and infrastructure of the UK.
Although some people working in the security industry are required to hold a licence from the Security Industry Authority (SIA), apprentices in the Security and Fire Systems trades are NOT within this group. Anyone starting an apprenticeship in Providing Security Services WILL, however, need a licence from the SIA.
Find out all about how to choose an Apprenticeship that suits you in our Apprenticeship Listings section. Or jump straight to in-depth information about Apprenticeships in Public services.