You can get a lot done in ten weeks, but you’ll certainly have to knuckle down to get the Store Assistant role under wraps. If you do, you’ll quickly become a vital part of the team.
At Aldi, we just couldn’t function if our people only focused on themselves. Why is why you’ll start by learning how to get the most out of working effectively in a retail team.
It’s all about your stores stock. From checking levels to sorting out any problems, you’ll discover how to ensure we have the perfect amount of products on the shop floor.
Training:
The major reason we’re doing so well at Aldi is because of our customers. They like us, and we love them. You’ll learn how to give them the best experience around, handling any queries with a confident smile.
Throughout the whole programme, your Assessor will pay you a visit every month. This is just to make sure that you’re on course with your programme and on track to succeed.
Every three months, you'll meet up with your Store Manager, Area Manager and Assesor. This is just to make sure you're on track and performing well.
On top of Assessor visits and Quarterly Reviews, you'll also have Progress Reviews. Less formal than a Quarterly Review, they're there to give you constant feedback about how you're doing.
Graduation is just the start of your amazing Aldi career. You'll now be given the chance to move into a permanent position within the team - where you'll beging to dicsover even more exciting opportunities.
Retailer Level 2 Apprenticeship Standard.
Training Outcome:You may have the opportunity to progress onto a permanent Store Assistant contract once your programme is completed. Employer Description:We’re the UK’s fourth largest supermarket, with over 1000 stores across the UK (not to mention our growing global presence). But we know our success has only been possible thanks to our amazing Aldi colleagues. That's why we celebrate everyone's achievements, offer competitive pay and create great working environments. And that's how we've become a multi award-winning employer - but it's the least we can do. We know that our people make Aldi mean even more.Working Hours :We recruit all year round and have immediate start dates available. Roles can be found via our website www.aldirecruitment.co.uk.
The role includes shift work across Monday - Sunday, including evenings and weekends, to be confirmed.
30 hours a week.Skills: Communication skills,Customer care skills,Team working,Initiative....Read more...
The Assistant Stores Manager Apprentice works with the Stores Manager
Gaining an understanding of all aspects of the business- not just one department
Some days are busy with urgent sales- so often responding to orders and customers by finding, packing and dispatching parts
Developing the content and accuracy of data listing in the online shop
Composing marketing content for multi-media including social media, website and organisational magazine
Preparing quotations
Checking, pricing and placing new stock including stock take
Dealing with customers and suppliers through all communication channels
Working with volunteers, ensuring their time is put to good use.
Assisting in organising and delivering occasional “Open Day” events
Demonstrating initiative in managing priorities and own time; and in problem-solving and decision-making
Deputising for the Stores Manager when required
Liaising with the Stores Director and Remanufacturing Director as required
Attending bi-monthly board meetings
Keeping the premises and stock in good order
At all times acting in a safe and responsibly manner and in compliance with company policies as published on the website, and all relevant legislation
Training:
This apprenticeship requires one day per week day-release learning at Shrewsbury College London Road campus with the remaining working week on site at Armstrong Siddeley
Training Outcome:
Progression possible to Store Manager, leading to full store management ability
Employer Description:Armstrong Siddeley made motor cars, and many other products, from 1919 to 1960. As a car club, in 1972 we bought the entire rights to Armstrong Siddeley motor vehicles, including the spares parts operation. At this time, we became a Limited Company led by a board of professional, but volunteer directors.
We trade as Armstrong Siddeley and have successfully run this business for over 50 years. In 2022 we relocated to near Shrewsbury (SY4 1BP). The organisation has an international client base of mainly Armstrong Siddeley owners or garages working on such cars.
The spare parts business is supported by a Stores Director and a Remanufacturing Director, and the paid positions at our premises are also augmented by voluntary help from the car club membership.Working Hours :Days to be agreed between Monday to FridaySkills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Patience,Physical fitness,Site Safety Awareness....Read more...
This is a 24‑month apprenticeship programme, offering a unique opportunity to earn while you learn, gaining valuable skills and a nationally recognised qualification. You will develop practical experience in archives and information services, alongside customer service and organisational skills, supporting your future career in the heritage, archive or library sector.As part of the team at Bristol Archives, you will provide a welcoming and professional service to visitors using the archives searchroom and support the day-to-day running of archive services.
You will:
Support visitors in accessing archive collections and resources
Learn how to safely handle, store and preserve important historical documents
Assist in organising and maintaining archive records and collections
Help create and share information about the archives to improve access and engagement
Work with colleagues across the service and occasionally visit other local authority archives as part of your learning
This role offers a hands-on learning experience where you’ll build confidence working with both people and historical materials, contributing to making heritage accessible to all.Training:You will undertake a combination of on-the-job training and off-the-job learning as part of the Level 3 Library, Information and Archives Services Assistant apprenticeship.
Where training will take place:
The majority of training will take place in the workplace at: Bristol Archives, Bond Warehouse, Smeaton Road, Bristol, BS1 6XN.
You will also complete structured learning delivered by the training provider (LMP), which will be undertaken online (remote delivery).
There may be occasional opportunities to visit other local authority archive services in the South West as part of the learning programme.
How often training will be:
You will work 30 hours per week, which includes:
24 hours of on-the-job learning within the Archives service
6 hours per week (off-the-job training) dedicated to formal study and training provider-led sessions
Off-the-job training will typically be delivered through a combination of:
Weekly online learning sessions
Independent study
Tutor support and progress reviews
Additional training support:
You will be supported in the workplace by experienced Archivists and their line manager
A structured training plan will be agreed at the start of the programme, including regular progress reviews with the training provider
You will build a portfolio of evidence throughout the programme to demonstrate their knowledge, skills and behaviours
Training Outcome:On successful completion of the apprenticeship, there may be opportunities to progress into roles such as Archives Assistant, Library Assistant or other entry-level positions within archives, heritage, museums or information services. The skills and experience gained will also provide a strong foundation for further study or progression to higher-level apprenticeships within the sector, supporting a long-term career in archives and heritage.Employer Description:Bristol City Council is committed to equality and diversity, as both a provider of services to the community and to our employees. Our practices and procedures aim to reflect the varied needs, expectations and culture of all members of our community and our workforce. Please note that if you were to be invited to interview, you will be asked a question on equal opportunities.Working Hours :Part-time, 30 hours per week (24 hours on-site at Bristol Archives and 6 hours off-the-job learning), with on-site working Tuesdays to Thursdays in our public searchroom and archives.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Team working....Read more...
