1. Apprenticeships There are 3 different types of apprenticeships:
I Intermediate Level 2
A Advanced Level 3
H Higher & Degree Level 4,5 & 6

2. Intermediate
The basic level of apprenticeship, Intermediate placements are usually undertaken by school leavers at 16.
They are the equivalent of 5 GCSEs at A*- C grade.
Apprentices usually work towards a knowledge-based qualification, such as a BTEC, and will gain a work-based learning qualification, for example an NVQ Level 2.

3. Advanced
Usually undertaken by those who have completed an Intermediate Apprenticeship, or those with 5 GCSEs at grade C or above.
Advanced Apprenticeships are the equivalent to two A-level passes.
The higher level work-based learning qualification, e.g. NVQ Level 3.
BTECs are also often worked towards.

4. Apprenticeship Advice Service
UCAS have launched an apprenticeships advice service to help students make informed decisions about their post-16 and post-18 opportunities.
Find out about:
the different types of apprenticeships
how to find and apply for apprenticeships
preparing for the application and interview process

5. With the predicted growth of Higher & Degree Apprenticeships you’ll also find a dedicated degree and professional apprenticeships section on ucas.com which profiles current programmes in more detail – from chartered surveying to broadcast engineering.

6. Other useful sites
Anyone interested in an apprenticeship should make an appointment to see Mrs Rooke our Futures Leader