Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships – FAQ For Apprentices
Capital City College Training are London’s leading provider of apprenticeships. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions from people looking to study an apprenticeship:
Who can become an apprentice?
An apprentice can be a new recruit or current employee aged 16 or over who
To be an apprentice, you must:
– have left full-time education
– be a citizen of the UK or European Economic Area (EEA) – or have lived in the UK or EEA for the past 3 consecutive years
– not be in full-time education
Do I need any qualifications?
Depending on the level, you may need some previous qualifications, or to have studied a previous apprenticeship (e.g. progressing from a Level 2 to a Level 3). Some employers may also ask for GCSEs (A-C) in English, Maths and Science.
What will I get paid?
All apprentices receive the legal apprenticeship minimum wage, but many employers choose to pay more. As your skills develop, your pay should increase accordingly. As a studying apprentice, you can also receive a range of travel and council tax discounts. Find out more in Why Choose an Apprenticeship?
Do I need to be employed?
If you are currently in employment, you can talk to your employer about studying an apprenticeship with Capital City College Training.
If you are currently unemployed – for example, if you are leaving school or college – you can apply for an apprenticeship vacancy or register your interest with us on one of our available apprenticeships. We will keep you informed if we get a vacancy in your chosen area, as well as helping you to build your CV and interview technique.
