Apprenticeship Week

Recognising the role of Apprenticeships for students & employers

Apprenticeship Week 2011.

Anyone who has ever seen Sir Alan Sugar’s “The Apprentice” will appreciate just how hard apprentices work and how valued they are by employers. Apprenticeship Week, aims to raise the profile of apprenticeships in the workplace, highlight their benefits in tackling the issue of crucial skills shortages, and celebrate the achievements of apprentices and the role they play in today’s business, as well as encouraging more employers to take on apprentices.

As well as the national campaign fronted by Sir Alan Sugar, City College will be involved in events throughout the week that will raise the profile of Apprenticeships and how they can work for you.

Why should I take on an Apprentice?

Apprentices are ‘doers’, and often have a lot of initiative
Apprentices are motivated to work
Apprentices are hard-working
Apprentices are committed to their chosen path – they want to genuinely contribute to the success of your business

Why should I become an Apprentice?

Apprenticeships are a fantastic way of learning ‘on the job’
You will receive a high level of training from College and your employer
You will develop skills appropriate for your chosen career path
You can gain an Apprenticeship in a wide range of areas – not just the traditional areas
Apprenticeships are a way of earning while you learn

What Apprenticeships can I take in Brighton?

City College Brighton and Hove run a variety of Apprenticeships, across many industry areas. Why not take a look; you might be surprised at the areas you can take an Apprenticeship in!

Find out about Apprenticeships at City College

Who should I contact about Apprenticeships in Brighton?

Please contact us if you have any further questions or wish to receive an application pack:

City College Brighton and Hove
Pelham Street
Brighton BN1 4FA
Tel: 01273 667759
Email: apprenticeships@ccb.ac.uk

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