Foundation Apprenticeships Overview

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Edinburgh College Foundation Apprenticeships Lauren Falconer Schools Liaison Officer

Foundation Apprenticeships Overview Foundation Apprenticeships are a new type of apprenticeship that helps senior school pupils in Scotland get qualified through work-based learning One of pupil’s subject choices in S5 Year 1: pupils typically two afternoons per week in college (Engineering: 3 afternoons) Year 2 offers an extended work placement, with pupils completing elements of a Modern Apprenticeship SCQF Level 6 – the same level as a Higher Attainment is measured through ongoing assessment in college and throughout the placement. There is no end of year exam. Travel is funded Year 2: This arrangement can be flexible to meet the needs of the employer and schools. (potential models of delivery: 2 afternoons a week thought S6. The placement can be also carried out during mid-term holidays for example in July/August, October Week, Easter, June - after SQA exams in S6, Tuesday/Thursday or Friday afternoons

Who is it for?   Foundation Apprenticeships are 2 year courses open to pupils entering 5th year. Pupils identified for an FA should be those wishing to continue until the end of S6 Teachers should be confident that the pupil is capable of working at SCQF Level 6 – the same level as a higher qualification Pupils must meet the entry requirements of the course All eligible school pupils regardless of post-school destination

Benefits of a Foundation Apprenticeship Gain the hands on experience employers look for Stand out from the crowd Develop useful industry contacts Gain accelerated entry on to a Modern Apprenticeship Taste of chosen career Different way of learning

Global and local

Edinburgh College currently offers a Foundation Apprenticeship in: Accountancy Business Skills Civil Engineering Creative & Digital Media Engineering Financial Services Food & Drink Technologies IT: Software Development Scientific Technologies

Foundation Apprenticeships are accepted as part of entrance criteria (an equivalent to one Higher) at all colleges and the following Universities in Scotland:

Thank you! www.edinburghcollege.ac.uk/fa www.apprenticeships.scot www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYr6nObU_-I