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National Apprenticeship Week kicks off Monday 7th February with a jam-packed week in celebration of all things apprenticeships!
The theme for 2022 is ‘build the future’; shining a light on how apprenticeships can help individuals to develop the skills and knowledge required for a rewarding career, and businesses to develop a talented workforce that is equipped with future-ready skills.
Apprenticeships aren’t just for young people! Whether you’ve just left school, or are looking to upskill in your current role and progress your career, if you’re aged 16+ an apprenticeship could be the right pathway for you.
This National Apprenticeship Week 2022 (7–13 February), why not find out more about the potential for your career?
Discover everything you need to know about apprenticeships!
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Access our toolkit of resources.
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Search and apply for apprenticeships in the Tees Valley on Tees Valley Jobs,
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Join our Learn Live Webinar on Tuesday 8th February at 2pm.
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#NAW2022 #BuildTheFuture
Follow us on Instagram @TeesValleyCareers
This year, Tees Valley Careers launched the ‘Stay Local, Go Far’ campaign to encourage local young people to consider future careers in our amazing region.
From Government jobs to powering the clean energy future, there are more career opportunities than ever before right here in the Tees Valley and apprenticeships offer a great pathway to lots of exciting careers.
It’s time to dream BIG.
Meet the former apprentices who started their careers as an apprentice and find out where they are today #StayLocalGoFar
If you find getting to work or training a barrier there are schemes available that could help.
Wheels 2 Work
If you have a firm offer of a job, training course or college place or are already in employment, live in the Tees Valley and are aged 17+, Wheels 2 Work lets you hire an electric motorbike for up to a six-months.
Click here to find out more.
Tees Flex
Tees Valley’s on-demand bus service helps people living in the more remote areas of the region access essential services, shops, amenities and job opportunities.
Click here to find out more.
If you’re already employed and have found an Apprenticeship Standard which you think would be beneficial to your career development, then speak to your employer to see if they would be willing to support you through an Apprenticeship.
There are some great benefits in it for them too! Supporting an apprenticeship can lead to increased productivity, positive long-term development and improved staff retention. Plus, it can help address any skills shortages within the team, futureproofing the business.
There is support available for your employer through Tees Valley Business, including potential grant funding. Click here to find out more.
The Big Apprenticeship Event – Wednesday 9th Feb, 5pm – 8pm
Join Hartlepool College of Further Education for The Big Apprenticeship Event and meet with over 400 employers for apprenticeship advice and find out about current opportunities open to potential apprentices.
Click here to find out more.
Ask an Apprentice! – Wednesday 9th February, 9am – 10am
Join the North East Apprentice Ambassador Network (NEAAN) to find out how an apprenticeship can help you get a successful career and get the opportunity to ask any questions you may have about an apprenticeship.
Click here to join.
Let’s talk apprenticeships with BT Group – Tuesday 8th February, 6pm – 7pm
Ever wondered what it’s like to work at BT? Tune in to this liver webinar to find out more about apprenticeships with BT and meet some of their current and former apprentices. You’ll also get to meet their recruiters to find out how they approach applications and understand a bit more about our range of exciting programmes.
Click here to register.
