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Traineeships

What is a Traineeship?

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A traineeship is a skills development programme that includes a work placement. It can last from 6 weeks up to 1 year, but we think they should ideally be between 8-12 weeks for optimum outcomes.

In an ideal world, Traineeships will be a step into a full-time job, an apprenticeship or a return to further education. They would be positive progressions.

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We are partnered with some of the country’s leading providers to deliver innovative, exciting programmes offering real progression opportunities into growing sectors. We ensure learning is progressive and delivers positive outcomes.

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All programmes include Functional Skills Maths, Functional Skills English & Digital Skills for those that require it. With an additional sector-specific qualification to support their work experience placement and progression into the sector.

Current sectors we operate in are:

Esports/Gaming

Traditional Sports

Horse Racing

Live events

Youth work

Information Technology

Cyber security

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All programmes include functional skills numeracy, functional skills literacy & digital skills for those that require it. With an additional sector-specific qualification to support their work experience placement and progression into the sector.

Apprenticeships

The primary objective of delivering a successful traineeship is to progress the trainee to an apprenticeship or sustainable job. 

An enriching apprenticeship provides a positive progression route from traineeship to a career.

We are working hard to announce some exciting news very soon . . .
Watch this space . . .

Training and Development

Ensuring your organisation reaps the benefits of Training and Development

The benefits of investing in your employees through training & development far outweighs any associated costs. Our team will ensure your organisation reaps such benefits including - improved employee performance & morale, creating the knowledge & skills required to enhance innovation for new strategies & approaches.

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