How do I apply?

Visit the 'Find an Employer' section

You'll find lots of companies on this website who are looking for apprentices. It's a great place to start…

National Apprenticeship Service

The National Apprenticeship Service (NAS) (www.apprenticeships.org.uk) look after Apprenticeships in England and are good people to contact. You can search for, view and apply for Apprenticeship vacancies across the country through their website, register your details to find out more information, or use their helpline for support and general advice.
 
Search for vacancies online
You can search for Apprenticeship vacancies by postcode, keyword, occupation type, job role, or learning provider. Click on the ‘Search for vacancies’ link to see what’s available.

NAS helpline
Call the NAS helpline (T: 08000 150 600) for support using the online vacancy matching service. An advisor will also be able to give you general advice on applications and how to put yourself forward in the best light. The call is free and could lead to your future career.

Employer contact

If you've found an Apprenticeship within a company that particularly interests you then you can approach the employer directly. Before you contact them, it's a good idea to check the company's website as answers to the most common questions might be there. Remember that you'll be contacting the company as a potential employee so act professional - first impressions are important.

 

 Finding an employer

To find companies offering Apprenticeships, check your local job listings and Jobcentre plus. Local recruitment agencies might also be a good source of advice.

 

Already working?

If you've got a job, why not ask your employer if they'd consider taking you on as an apprentice? Point them to the employers' section of the NAS website - www.apprenticeships.org.uk - for more information.