Young Apprenticeship programme
What is a Young Apprenticeship?
The Young Apprenticeship programme is an exciting new route at Key Stage 4, which allows motivated and able young people to study vocation qualifications not just in the classroom but in college, with training providers and in the workplace too. Young Apprentices will learn the practical skills and knowledge required by employers, whilst studying for qualifications which specifically relate to industry.
Students are based in school, and follow the core National Curriculum subjects, but for two days a week they also work towards nationally recognised vocational qualifications delivered by the Young Apprenticeship Partnership.
By the end of the course pupils will also have undertaken 50 days work experience with one or a range of employers in the sector which might include professional sports clubs, national governing bodies of sport, leisure centres, activity camps and fitness studios.
What are the benefits of becoming a Young Apprentice?
What will a Young Apprenticeship lead to?



