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CIMA Finance Graduate Apprentice
Overview:Year 1 based in Milton Keynes.Year 2 based in one of our regions.Get involved in business partnering with non-finance teams, as well as learning the main principles of finance including management accounting, project accounting, business planning and helping to produce a business case. Learn about business policy and regulations, the accounting processes, finance systems, finance reporting and accounts payable and receivable. You’ll also complete the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) qualification.1st YearDuring the first 4 months of the scheme, you will be based in Milton Keynes, completing mini placements in specialist finance teams. The following 3 months you will be based in Manchester with the Accounting Services and the Shared Services teams, learning about transactional accounting. You will then return to Milton Keynes to complete a six-month national finance placement.2nd Year In the second year, you will be based in one of our regions: Eastern, North West & Central, Scotland, Southern, and Wales & Western. As finance at Network Rail is imperative in all of our regions we aim to have graduates placed in each region, we will ask for your preferred location before you start the scheme. Please note that your preferred location is not guaranteed. You’ll use the experience you’ve gained from projects, the understanding of transactional accounting and the knowledge of policies and procedures to add real value to the business areas you’ll be working in.Training:Accounting And Taxation Professional Apprenticeship Level 7. If you’re looking to develop your accountancy skills to lead finance departments or provide management accounting consultancy, CIMA is your ticket. CIMA is split into Certificate, a standalone ‘beginner’ qualification, and Professional, which is split into three levels: Operational, Management, and Strategic. The Certificate in Business Accounting is your starting point if you're new to accountancy. You'll learn the fundamentals of business economics, financial accounting, management accounting, and ethical considerations of commercial activity. Operational teaches you about organisational management, costs and analysis used in production, and financial reporting and taxation. Management equips you with the skills to perform advanced management accounting and advanced financial reporting tasks. Strategic develops your leadership and strategic management abilities and teaches you about risk management and financial strategy.Training Outcome:There could be opportunities to develop your knowledge through external secondments in the wider rail industry. At the end of your 2-year scheme, you would be eligible for Finance Business Partner roles, earning a salary in the range of £43,588 – £49,037..Employer Description:As a public sector arm’s length body of the Department for Transport, we retain the commercial and operational freedom to manage Britain’s railway infrastructure in England, Wales and Scotland within regulatory and control frameworks. Our purpose Is to get people and goods where they need to be, and to support Great Britain’s economic prosperity.Working Hours :Monday - Friday. Shifts tbc.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative ....Read more...
V03166 - Advanced Apprentice Manufacturing Engineering Technician
Advanced Manufacturing Technicians are responsible for the overhaul and manufacture of components and assemblies found within our complex radar and underwater military products. Manufacturing Technicians will typically have mechanical, electrical, electronic, control systems, bias and operate across multiple disciplines depending on the type of project being undertaken. To produce or re-furbish the components found in our underwater military products, Manufacturing Technicians will interpret drawings/specifications to plan their work, for example, ensuring they have the right tools, equipment and resources to complete the task to the required specification. Manufacturing Technicians are required to check their work against quality standards and make adjustments as required based on their knowledge. During this four-year apprenticeship, the Advanced Manufacturing Apprentice will develop a detailed understanding of manufacturing and assembly techniques, to include but not limited to electrical wiring, mechanical fitting, Printed Circuit Board rework and Microelectronics processing. Upon successful completion of the Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeship, the apprentice will be able to perform complex assembly/disassembly or modification tasks to industry standards such as IPC and ANSI-J on electronic or mechanical components, subassemblies and systems – encompassing new build, repairs, and prototype products. The Level 3 Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeship has a typical duration of 48 months, the first year of which is spent in our Skills Development Centre located in Portsmouth Naval Base. During the first 12 months of your programme, you will undertake a range of practical engineering activities that are supported by our dedicated Engineering Skills Coaches. On successful completion of your initial engineering training, you will transition to your manufacturing areas at Broad Oak, Hilsea, Portsmouth, where you will continue to develop your knowledge, skills and behaviours. Throughout your Apprenticeship, you will gain valuable experience working on military products, which will culminate in you completing your End Point Assessment. The Advanced Manufacturing Apprentice must comply with statutory regulations and organisational safety requirements, and you will be trusted to work both independently and as part of a team. On completion of the Apprenticeship, you will be able to work with minimum supervision, taking responsibility for the quality and accuracy of the work that you undertake and will be proactive in finding solutions to problems and identifying areas to improve business processes.Training:An apprenticeship includes regular training with a college or other training organisation. At least 20% of your working hours will be spent training or studying.Training Outcome:Approximately 95% of apprentices choose to stay on with us. As a global business there are a world of opportunities – whether you decide to stay in the UK, or explore an overseas role.Employer Description:At BAE Systems, we provide some of the world’s most advanced, technology-led defence, aerospace and security solutions. We employ a skilled workforce of more than 93,000 people in around 40 countries. Working with customers and local partners, we develop, engineer, manufacture, and support products and systems to deliver military capability, protect national security, and keep critical information and infrastructure secure.Working Hours :Days and shifts to be confirmedSkills: Communication skills,Organisation skills,Team working ....Read more...
Customer Service Apprentice
Seetec are recruiting for 3 Customer Service Practitioner Level 2 apprentices to join their team in Exeter. The successful candidates will be the first point of contact with a potential Restart programme participant, ensuring that all participants have a highly engaged & positive experience in moving from Pre-Referral stage to Programme Start. Duties to include: Promote the Restart programme positively to ensure potential participants have full understanding of the programme and its benefit to them Complete the pre-referral process (warm handover meeting) including checking suitability for the programme and liaise with Job Centre staff for referral sign-off Achieve personal performance targets (Key Performance Indicators), including referral to programme start ratios and customer satisfaction measures Maintain updated knowledge on all of Restart’s specific services in order to provide the best possible service to participants Handling inbound calls relating to warm handovers & general enquiries from our participant’s and Work Coaches. Obtain necessary information from participants to follow prescribed process and a bespoke participant journey, documenting important information for future reference To facilitate the smooth transition from ’warm handover’ stage to referral and subsequently starting on programme. Collect and record feedback and information and share with appropriate departments and team members Build a rapport with all contact points, ensuring the best possible experience, even with challenging customer conversations Ensures best practice is adhered to and championed Work flexibly to meet the needs of the project Accountable for own professional development and undertake necessary training as identified in the Performance Review process. Actively participate in, and promote Prevent and the safeguarding of children, young people and vulnerable adults To handle personal data in accordance with the organisation's data protection policy Adhere to the company’s policies and procedures always, including Safeguarding, Equal Opportunities, Quality, Health and Safety and IT Training:On the job training delivered by the employer. Apprentices without Level 2 English and maths will need to achieve this level prior to taking the end point assessment. For those with an education, health and care plan or a legacy statement, the apprenticeships English and mathematics minimum requirement is Entry Level 3. Allocation of an apprenticeship delivery coach who will carry out regular training. Assessment and support visits to ensure you acquire new learning, knowledge skills and behaviours in order to progress and developIdentify, track and support 6 hours off the job training activitiesQuarterly formal progress review meetings, identifying learning achievements and next steps.Training Outcome:An apprentice Customer Support Advisor could look at opportunities to progress into a Site coordinator or Assistant Employment Advisor position and then eventually progress into an Employment Advisor position.Employer Description:Seetec is an employee-owned company delivering services - across the employment, skills and rehabilitation sectors – that unlock people’s social and economic potential by helping them into work, develop new skills or turn away from crime. Changing people’s lives for the better in the businesses and communities we serve is the driving force behind our services and the motivation for our exceptional delivery standards. We have significantly grown and evolved from our original not for profit roots in 1984, but throughout our history our commitment to delivering social value has remained at the heart of our culture. Our colleagues – across offices in the UK and Ireland – are dedicated to improving the lives of thousands of people every year by identifying and delivering the support they need to be more skilled, productive and prosperous. Our foundation is the strength of our people and their expertise, insight and determination to change the lives of those they support. It was therefore a logical step at the beginning of 2020 to put our future in the hands of our colleagues and become majority employee owned. We are now one of the largest employee-owned businesses in the UK where every employee is a stakeholder in our collective success. We are a Disability Confident Leader and B-Corp certified, which means we meet rigorous standards on transparency and delivering social value in the places where we work. Seetec holds Investors in People and Investors in Wellbeing Gold status. With people at the heart of every one of our services, we are driven by our overarching aim to empower lives and improve communities. Our commitment to providing effective and innovative service delivery enables us to have a positive impact on people’s lives and improve communities.Working Hours :Monday to Thursday, 8.30am - 5.00pm. Friday, 8.30am - 4.30pm. 1 hour unpaid lunch break.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Administrative skills,Team working,Willingness to learn,Ability to work to deadlines,Professional & Confident ....Read more...
V03105 - Degree Apprentice Engineering
Engineering Degree Apprenticeship, you will specialise in one of a broad range of disciplines. Engineers are responsible for exciting and varied work such as: • Development & qualification of submarine structures, systems and equipment.• Writing technical specifications• Design and test activities• Detailed requirements planning and performance analysis• Generation of test procedures and reviewing of evidence For 2025, the following engineering disciplines are available. Structural - As a Structural engineer you will play a critical role in ensuring the vessel integrity at all limits as well as making sure that the vessel can safely accommodate its crew, cargo and armament and arrive home safely. This involves various key responsibilities such as conducting linear and non-linear finite element analysis to evaluate the structural integrity of the submarines, assessing hydrostatic collapse strength, and designing secondary structures. Mechanical - In the Mechanical domain you will be part of one of the largest teams of mechanical discipline engineers, which also covers propulsion system, with a variety of areas to get involved in. They cover mechanical systems across the entire product life-cycle. Research & Technology - In the Technology Management team you would be part of a team of multi-disciplined personnel, responsible for authoring the Submarines Technology Strategy, developing technology roadmaps and planning to realise that strategy, and managing the portfolio management of the R&D projects that deliver those roadmaps. Materials - In the Materials Technology Team you would become part of a dedicated group of expert metallurgists, welding engineers, and non-metallic material specialists with extensive qualifications and experience. Operating within the materials technology centre, this team establishes material strategies and policies that govern all submarine-related activities while addressing materials challenges across various programs and related business sectors. Systems - Submarines are intricate systems, posing significant challenges in their design, construction, testing, maintenance, and support. In order to protect the nation, you will be part of a team that aims to tackle these difficulties head on. Systems Engineers play a vital role by dissecting projects into manageable components, facilitating comprehension and implementation at all levels. By investing time upfront to grasp the project's intricacies and requirements, Systems Engineers utilise diverse methodologies and models to foster a shared understanding and successful project execution. PMS C&I / AVC / SIF / ICPDS - The field of Electrical Engineering encompasses two distinct areas: Internal Communications and Platform Data Systems (ICPDS) and Control and Instrumentation (C&I). In the realm of ICPDS, you will focus on resolving technical challenges related to wire-free communications, digital/IP telephony, POTS, visual surveillance, distributed media systems, broadcast audio, and fibre optics. Human Factors - The Human Systems Integration Cluster deliver a unique capability comprising of three specialisms: Human Factors, Operability (provision of Submarine Operational Experience) and Training. Your role within this cluster is crucial in ensuring the safety, operability, and habitability of products, systems, processes, environments, and facilities. PNED - In the Platform Nuclear Engineering Department (PNED) you would be responsible for ensuring the nuclear reactor is safely designed, built and tested, providing the power the submarine needs to protect the nation.Training:An apprenticeship includes regular training with a college or other training organisation. At least 20% of your working hours will be spent training or studying.Training Outcome:Approximately 95% of apprentices choose to stay on with us. As a global business there are a world of opportunities – whether you decide to stay in the UK, or explore an overseas role.Employer Description:At BAE Systems, we provide some of the world’s most advanced, technology-led defence, aerospace and security solutions. We employ a skilled workforce of more than 93,000 people in around 40 countries. Working with customers and local partners, we develop, engineer, manufacture, and support products and systems to deliver military capability, protect national security, and keep critical information and infrastructure secure.Working Hours :Shifts to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,Organisation skills,Team working ....Read more...
HR Apprentice (Human Resources) University of Oxford Department of Continuing Education
This is a two year fixed term contract based in central Oxford and there will be a requirement to work from either of our department sites (Rewley House, Wellington Square and Ewert House, Summertown). We work as a hybrid team with a requirement to work in the office for at least 2 days per week but the rest may be worked from home. You will provide a professional, high-quality customer-focused service. The HR Office deals with a high volume of activity, and you will have to be adaptable, organised, a good communicator and a team player. The HR Apprentice will provide essential support to the OUDCE HR team Act as first point of contact for enquiries from employees, casual workers, line managers and the general public by telephone, email and face to face, answering straightforward questions or redirecting as appropriate Learn how to manage the HR inboxes, dealing with appropriate queries or directing emails to the HR Manager Learn how to use the University’s HR system, PeopleXD, to enter confidential, personal data, and assist with data entry into internal databases and spreadsheets Learn how to use the Department’s casual worker system to enter confidential, personal data, and assist with data entry into internal spreadsheets Accurately maintain all confidential electronic and paper-based personnel files With support, prepare a wide range of written communications including; contracts, letters and wider communications. This could include drafting and updating information on the HR pages of the website, and helping to prepare training material. Edit job advertisements and job descriptions to ensure that they comply with University guidance and best practice Learn about casual worker and employee recruitment processes, assisting with the administration of recruitment exercises which will include; placing advertisements, generating letters to applicants and preparing short listing packs Assist with maintaining personnel files, ensuring accurate records are kept, that they are complete and up-to-date and in line with GDPR practices Develop skills and understanding that contribute to the development and continuous improvement of HR activities Assist with the delivery of projects across the HR team; working with different team members on a varied array of projects, liaising with colleagues across the department to gather information and support successful delivery. This includes the roll out of a new IT system to pay casual workers from Summer 2025 onwards Book meeting rooms and make administrative arrangements in support of HR team activities Learn how to manage the recording and tracking of sickness absence and annual leave using Team Seer. Act as first point of contact for associated queries Gather information for visa applications where necessary Assist with the compilation of data for HESA returns, HR Data returns and run ad hoc reports from the HR database when required Learn how to monitor end of probationary periods and visa expiry dates and highlight any issues to the HR Manager Run monthly staff in post and other People XD HR Reports Manage HR data quality This list is not exhaustive, and you may be required to carry out additional tasks that fall within your competency as directed by the Tutor Liaison Officer and HR Manager. Undertake other duties in the department from time to time as determined commensurate with the grade and responsibilities of this post, and any other reasonable request. Training:Level 3 HR Support Apprenticeship Standard: Duration: 13 months practical training period, plus 6 months for End Point Assessment Delivery model: Work-based training with your employer Day release during term time (approximately 1 day a week for 1 year at college - Abingdon or Witney Campus) Level 2 Functional Skills in maths and English (7 days at college for each, if required) Off the job training will count for at least 6 hours a week of an apprentice’s time at work Qualifications included: Level 2 Functional Skills in English and maths (if required) CIPD Level 3 Foundation Certificate in People Practice Level 3 HR Support Apprenticeship End Point Assessment: Consultative project Professional discussion Training Outcome: Over 80% of our apprentices continue with us in the role they have been trained for after their apprenticeship and that is just the start of their career Employer Description:We are the largest employer in Oxfordshire with around 16,000 staff working in and around Oxford in a huge range of roles. Our apprentices are never on their own and will benefit from a supportive environment working in collaboration with the rest of our committed team. You will also be supported by the central apprenticeship team and you will join our growing network of apprentices within the university. You will have the opportunity to become an apprenticeship ambassador for the University and region. We will provide you with a welcoming and inclusive workplace, offering support and development opportunities that will enable you to progress and do your best work. We recognise diversity as our strength, vital for innovation and creativity, and we aspire to build a truly diverse community, which values and respects every individual’s unique contribution.Working Hours :Monday - Friday, 9.00am - 5.00pm. A 19 month apprenticeship within a 2 year fixed term employment contract.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Customer care skills,Initiative,MS Excel, Outlook and Word,Supportive team member,Interest in working in HR ....Read more...
Cultural, Learning and Participation Officer Apprentice
Cultural Learning and Participation Officer Apprentice will provide a pivotal role in this new Place Partnership project, to help build inclusive community engagement and cultural participation into the heart of this major capital regeneration development for Lowestoft. The role will work alongside the Battery of Ideas Volunteer Coordinator and Production Coordinator to support planning, organising and co-ordinating cultural education workshops, schedules of activity and community engagement projects including creative workshops, visits, events and digital arts, using online content and networks as appropriate to facilitate true community engagement. We're looking for a highly motivated individual, personable, and a strong communicator. A keen interest in arts and culture together with knowledge of the local area and local organisations would be beneficial. You will need a working knowledge of Microsoft Excel and Word, be good at using your initiative, and work well as part of a small team. You will work towards a Level 3 Qualification in Cultural Learning and Participation during your employment, supported by Access Creative. In summary the job will involve the following three key areas: Community Engagement and Development Events Programming Digital Engagement Job tasks: Community Engagement and Development Working with the Volunteer Coordinator and Production Coordinator Support the development and delivery of Creative Health and Family activity with partners including Family engagement Family Festival Fringe events Music touring/cultural exchange/mini festivals Events Programming Working with the Volunteer Coordinator and Production Coordinator Support the planning and production of artistic residencies with partners including Video/light/film testing Dance Visual Arts Displays and collections with Association of Suffolk Museums and Natural History Museum Popups - Community Radio, Experimental DJ Schools/College activities Create schedules of activity Digital Engagement Working with FLF’s Marketing and Communications Manager Use digital channels such as website and social media channels wit create engagement opportunities for our audiences. Additional Duties: Support other First Light Festival CIC projects as required Be a key holder and open up/lock up space as required Essential: An interest in working with grassroots community groups and organisations Excellent time management Ability to work well under pressure in a busy environment Able to pay close attention to detail and maintain accuracy whilst handling a varied and demanding workload A flexible and proactive approach to work, and able to manage own workload with minimum supervision Good communicator, using appropriate means in effective ways. Willing to learn and develop Computer literate including possessing basic word processing and spreadsheet skills Preferred: An understanding of Lowestoft’s unique creative landscape, and of the wider East Anglian arts sector An interest in arts and culture Digital skills Driving licence an advantage Flexible and proactive approach to work Be flexible for festival working over the festival weekend; there may be weekend and evening work as required. We do not pay overtime, but you will get time off in lieu Training: The apprentice will complete the Cultural, Learning and Participation Office apprenticeship with Access Industry The learning will be blended with online delivery and in person observations The apprentice will have a minimum of 6 hours of study per week If the apprentice has not achieved a grade 4/C or equivalent in maths and English, they will be required to do functional skills Training Outcome:You will expect to have a Cultural, Learning and Participation Officer Career.Employer Description:First Light Festival is a community gathering that warmly welcomes those from down the road and across the world to celebrate a unique place at a very special time: the first sunrise of midsummer in the UK’s most easterly town. The festival is organised by First Light Festival Community Interest Company (CIC), a not-for-profit organisation based in Lowestoft that aims to shine a spotlight on our incredible part of the world, and the wealth of talent and creativity that exists here. Alongside the festival, we oversee a year-round programme of arts and events that includes the running of East Point Pavilion on Lowestoft’s seafront, and a number of projects across East Suffolk. As of November 2022, we are proud to be an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation (NPO). First Light is created for, with and by the community: our Steering Group is made up of 14 local organisations, and guides our work. Each year, hundreds of local volunteers help us bring South Beach alive, and for 2023 we will work with all the schools and colleges in our area on creative projects in the run up to the festival. We work hand in hand with the local authorities to make sure that our impact spreads as widely and as positively as possible.Working Hours :Hours: 30 hours per week Working week: Our core hours are daytime Monday - Friday, however due to the nature of the role, you may be required to work evenings and weekends. Exact working hours TBCSkills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience ....Read more...
Residential Repairs & Maintenance Apprentice
Key Responsibilities will include, but not be limited to: Answering telephone calls from tenants about repairs and maintenance and advising on who can assist and assisting tenants using the customer portal ‘Grosvenor Connect’ Raise Works Orders (check in/out) for ad hoc repairs and maintenance through Planon/Elogbook system, as well as inputting all asset data and ensuring PPM’s are set up Audit Gas/Electrical (Compliance) Certificates (Ensure WO raised, check dates, Address’s, follow up on remedial works) Record future Retrofitting strategy with Property/Project Manager as part of our wider sustainability business goals Review Roof and Gutter reports on properties and assist the Property Manager with any necessary action points Record utility meter readings and location of meters on property maintenance system Planon/Elog books Carry out Pre-tenancy checks/inspections of market let properties as and when instructed by the Property Manager Demonstrate to tenants how to use various appliances/heating system in their properties and ensure that up to date manuals are in properties Assist the Property Manager in raising insurance claims/reporting on property management system and liaising with colleagues from Realty Insurance when required Arrange access to properties with tenants when required for Fire door inspection/Water tanks/Roof & Gutter/Drainage PPM’s Collecting unwanted/unclaimed post from market let properties and arrange ‘return to sender’ or dispose of junk mail Assist in transferring documents onto the new CAFM system To identify data that is incomplete or has been input inaccurately by tenants Training: All work and studying will be done at work, with Study hours included throughout the week to help you work towards your qualification Functional Skills in maths and English (if required) Training schedule has yet to be agreed upon, further details will be made available at a later date Training Outcome:Fixed term contract, following apprenticeship the individual can apply for roles within Grosvenor. Employer Description:We think this is a special place to work. So, before we get into the detail of this job opportunity, here’s a few words about who we are and what’s important to us. We’re about delivering lasting commercial, social and environmental benefit This role sits within our UK Property Business which is about creating sustainable places where business, communities and nature thrive. We’ve been developing and managing neighbourhoods for over 300 years, pioneering change and new ways of thinking about property. Our heartland is in London’s West End and we also invest in vibrant urban places such as Liverpool and across England. We’re part of something much bigger too. Grosvenor is an international organisation whose activities span urban property, food & agtech, rural estate management and support for philanthropic initiatives. We’re united by a common goal to deliver lasting commercial, social and environmental benefit. We’re steeped in history but focused on the future We may have 340 years of history, but we are firmly focused on the future. From progressive environmental action to being at the forefront of community engagement, we work with purpose and embrace change. So diversity of thought and fresh perspectives really matter to us. We want our people to bring everything they are to work. Their life experiences, their knowledge, their unique take on challenges and solutions. What’s it like to work here? Well, there is plenty to talk about. It’s purposeful, whether that’s innovative ways to tackle the climate crisis or engaging meaningfully with local communities. It’s commercial and ambitious, which you’ll see in our transformational development projects and diverse investment pipeline. It’s sociable, in our buzzing café and at our many events. It’s challenging, varied and supportive: contributing to inclusion and innovation is part of everyone’s personal goals here. We also enjoy a flexible work environment and, because it’s a family business, we like to think we are a little less corporate too.Working Hours :Monday to Friday 9:30am to 5:30pm. 1-hour lunch break.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Administrative skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Patience ....Read more...
Groundworker Apprentice
Groundworkers are the first trade onto a construction and civil engineering site and they work closely with supervisors and engineers in interpreting design specifications to prepare the site ready for the structural building works to take place. They continue their work throughout the construction phase, working with all on-site construction trades, such as bricklayers and plant operatives, up to and including the final completion activities of the project. Their work includes setting out and preparing the sub-surfaces ready for the structural work to begin, installing drainage systems, concreting, constructing roads and pathways and carrying out the finished hard landscaping. Groundworkers are able to transfer between heavy construction and civil engineering sites as well as house building, commercial building and general building sites. Groundworkers work for all types of construction companies from small subcontractors to large main contractors. The principles of health, safety, welfare and environmentally responsible work practices and how they must be applied in relation to the work, self and to others including understanding the principles of risk assessments Basic awareness of environmental and health hazards e.g. Japanese knotweed, asbestos. How to identify contaminated ground conditions and the procedures for working safely on it. Basic principles of Building Information Modelling (BIM), drawings, method statements, manufacturers’ information, work schedules and specifications Technology including key factors and systems of work appropriate to different work environments and industry sectors (e.g. civil engineering, private residential, commercial) The differences between modern and traditional construction methods and the physical and environmental factors when undertaking construction work and their potential impacts The techniques to handle and move loads manually and with mechanical aids including guiding the movement of articulated vehicles, plant and machinery using hand signals, hand signalling equipment and verbal/electronic communication equipment and storing resources safely and securely Why, when and how health and safety control equipment should be used when undertaking groundworks (e.g. personal protective equipment (PPE)) The principles and methods of working within confined space work Erecting and dismantling access/working platforms Establishing work area protection Locating and excavating to expose buried utility services providing temporary works including excavation support The basic principles of internal/external drainage and ducting systems Measuring, marking, cutting and installing geo membranes to stabilise soil Reinstating excavations and ground surface finishes including installing street ironworks Training: When applying for this role, you will be undertaking a Level 2 Groundworker Qualification This will be taught in two-week block release every two to three months at Construction college midlands based in Kings Norton Birmingham Training Outcome: There is a potential full-time position offered to the right candidate Employer Description:Employer Description Enter a sentence giving a description of the employer. Usually you can copy and paste a little narrative from the employers own website, if they have one For example; An established insurance company, based in the West Midlands, with 25 years experience in commercial underwriting A 3rd generation, sustainably managed company, with a history dating back over 60 years. The business has survived four recessions over the years and has never had a year without profit. Based in Cubbington near Leamington Spa, we have operated in the development and construction industry since 1958. Founded by Tom O’Brien, the company is now in the hands of a board of directors, headed by Peter O’Brien. Throughout our history we’ve taken advantage of emerging technological advances to build on our extensive experience and provide a vast portfolio of quality services to clients in the civil engineering, construction, and sports sectors. With a turnover in the region of £35 million and individual contract values up to £15 million, we have seen considerable growth in recent years. This follows a successful diversification programme and drive to employ, retain and develop the best talent in the industry. Our expertise and track record have seen us trusted by JLR, Aston Villa FC and universities across the UK to deliver a range of projects across multiple sectors. Find out more about our portfolio work on our projects page.Working Hours :Monday– Friday Between 7:30am– 5:00pm (Exact shifts TBC)Skills: Communication skills,Problem solving skills,Logical,Team working,Physical fitness ....Read more...
Paralegal Apprenticeship (Manchester)
Pinsent Masons Vario provides a range of professional services to our clients. These include managed legal services, flexible legal provision, legal project management, legal technology consultancy and company secretarial. We have developed the Paralegal Centre of Excellence, which brings together a range of paralegal skills and capabilities and provides a variety of services to both our lawyers and our clients. A paralegal is a highly valued member of a legal team that has extensive knowledge of the law and legal matters, but is not a qualified lawyer. Paralegals undertake a wide variety of administrative and legal work. The work our paralegals do is a key part of how we deliver legal services and they can choose to specialise in a specific area of the law. Throughout your apprenticeship you will be based in one or two teams (this may include Construction & Projects, Property, Finance & Banking, Disputes, Intellectual Property, Cyber Data & Privacy, Employment, Corporate), enabling you to develop a good understanding of the specific areas of law. You may also have an opportunity to assist other teams depending on business needs. The type of tasks an Apprentice Paralegal can expect to assist with on a day-to-day basis can vary but may include: Helping to manage the documentation required in legal matters, including creating bundles of documents that will be used in court. Helping to create and maintain template documents (precedents) that will be used in legal transactions. Taking minutes and writing up notes for meetings or legal proceedings. Conducting legal research and writing up advice notes. Drafting legal documents such as settlement agreements, contracts, and legal pleadings. Other ad-hoc duties and tasks as dictated by the business and client needs. As you progress in your role, you will be introduced to more advanced tasks to help you build a portfolio and work towards the paralegal qualification. You will be supervised by an experienced MLS (managed legal services) delivery manager and supported by your team, your buddy, and a dedicated early talent team. You will receive full training which will combine on-the-job learning and formal structured sessions to ensure you are fully equipped to succeed in the role. Some travel within the UK and Ireland might be required during your apprenticeship. We will reimburse any travel-related business expenses in line with our policy to enable you to meet the business needs and access relevant training opportunities.Training:Apprentice paralegals have a dedicated weekly study day during which they study legal foundation subjects and skills modules delivered by the University of Law as well as prepare for a range of assessments. Paralegal apprentices spend the remaining four days per week working with colleagues in the office. Throughout your studies you will complete regular tasks and receive feedback from your subject tutor, as well as meet with the Skills Coach to support your progress.Training Outcome:Upon successful completion of your paralegal apprenticeship, you could have the opportunity to apply for paralegal roles at Pinsent Masons and explore a range of future progression opportunities available within our Paralegal Centre of Excellence. Alternatively, depending on role availability and individual preference, you could also apply for our solicitor apprenticeship programme.Employer Description:Pinsent Masons is a global 100 law firm, with over 3,800 employees operating from 27 offices across Europe, Asia Pacific, Africa and the Middle East. We have a long-standing reputation for delivering high-quality legal advice rooted in a deep understanding of the sectors and geographies in which our clients operate. Our expertise is recognised globally. In recent years we have achieved more tier 1 rankings in The Legal 500 UK guide than any other firm, and been counted among the most innovative law firms in Europe and Asia Pacific by the Financial Times. The firm has significant international credentials in the global energy, infrastructure, financial services, real estate and technology, science and industry sectors. We are a Disability Confident and top Stonewall employer, a Valuable 500 member, a founding member of the Mindful Business Charter, signatory of the Race at Work Charter and a proud partner of Neurodiversity in Law. We encourage and value different ideas and styles of thinking. It’s with different perspectives that we’ll find solutions to our clients’ most complex challenges. It’s how we’ll deliver outstanding results today, and tomorrow. We’re proud to have been placed amongst RateMyApprenticeship Best 100 Employers 2024-2025.Working Hours :Monday to Friday between 9.30am to 5.30pm.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Administrative skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Interest in business,Personal responsibility ....Read more...
Paralegal Apprenticeship (Birmingham)
Pinsent Masons Vario provides a range of professional services to our clients. These include managed legal services, flexible legal provision, legal project management, legal technology consultancy and company secretarial. We have developed the Paralegal Centre of Excellence, which brings together a range of paralegal skills and capabilities and provides a variety of services to both our lawyers and our clients. A paralegal is a highly valued member of a legal team that has extensive knowledge of the law and legal matters, but is not a qualified lawyer. Paralegals undertake a wide variety of administrative and legal work. The work our paralegals do is a key part of how we deliver legal services and they can choose to specialise in a specific area of the law. Throughout your apprenticeship you will be based in one or two teams (this may include Construction & Projects, Property, Finance & Banking, Disputes, Intellectual Property, Cyber Data & Privacy, Employment, Corporate), enabling you to develop a good understanding of the specific areas of law. You may also have an opportunity to assist other teams depending on business needs. The type of tasks an Apprentice Paralegal can expect to assist with on a day-to-day basis can vary but may include: Helping to manage the documentation required in legal matters, including creating bundles of documents that will be used in court Helping to create and maintain template documents (precedents) that will be used in legal transactions Taking minutes and writing up notes for meetings or legal proceedings Conducting legal research and writing up advice notes Drafting legal documents such as settlement agreements, contracts, and legal pleadings Other ad-hoc duties and tasks as dictated by the business and client needs As you progress in your role, you will be introduced to more advanced tasks to help you build a portfolio and work towards the paralegal qualification. You will be supervised by an experienced MLS (managed legal services) delivery manager and supported by your team, your buddy, and a dedicated early talent team. You will receive full training which will combine on-the-job learning and formal structured sessions to ensure you are fully equipped to succeed in the role. Some travel within the UK and Ireland might be required during your apprenticeship. We will reimburse any travel-related business expenses in line with our policy to enable you to meet the business needs and access relevant training opportunities.Training: Apprentice paralegals have a dedicated weekly study day during which they study legal foundation subjects and skills modules delivered by the University of Law as well as prepare for a range of assessments Paralegal apprentices spend the remaining four days per week working with colleagues in the office Throughout your studies you will complete regular tasks and receive feedback from your subject tutor, as well as meet with the Skills Coach to support your progress Training Outcome: Upon successful completion of your paralegal apprenticeship, you could have the opportunity to apply for paralegal roles at Pinsent Masons and explore a range of future progression opportunities available within our Paralegal Centre of Excellence Alternatively, depending on role availability and individual preference, you could also apply for our solicitor apprenticeship programme Employer Description:Pinsent Masons is a global 100 law firm, with over 3,800 employees operating from 27 offices across Europe, Asia Pacific, Africa and the Middle East. We have a long-standing reputation for delivering high-quality legal advice rooted in a deep understanding of the sectors and geographies in which our clients operate. Our expertise is recognised globally. In recent years we have achieved more tier 1 rankings in The Legal 500 UK guide than any other firm, and been counted among the most innovative law firms in Europe and Asia Pacific by the Financial Times. The firm has significant international credentials in the global energy, infrastructure, financial services, real estate and technology, science and industry sectors. We are a Disability Confident and top Stonewall employer, a Valuable 500 member, a founding member of the Mindful Business Charter, signatory of the Race at Work Charter and a proud partner of Neurodiversity in Law. We encourage and value different ideas and styles of thinking. It’s with different perspectives that we’ll find solutions to our clients’ most complex challenges. It’s how we’ll deliver outstanding results today, and tomorrow. We’re proud to have been placed amongst RateMyApprenticeship Best 100 Employers 2024-2025.Working Hours :Monday - Friday, 9.30am - 5.30pmSkills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Administrative skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Interest in business,Personal responsibility ....Read more...
Systems Developer Apprentice (University of Cambridge)
Software Development: Break software development activities down into logical units of work to enable sequencing and ensure the best possible structuring of activities to deliver a high-quality product right first time Identify and report any impediments to software development activities and propose practical solutions Identify and select the most appropriate technical solution, taking into consideration coding best practice and appropriate quality standards Write logical and maintainable software solutions to meet the design and organisational coding standards (Software Development Lifecycle -Implementation and Build phase) Support delivery of one or more software deployment phases, such as trials and final release, to ensure that software developer outcomes are deployed correctly Software Requirements: Convert customer requirements into technical requirements, both functional and non-functional to ensure that customers' expectations are accurately reflected in the software products developed Communication: Report progress accurately throughout the development life-cycle stages to ensure adequate audit trails of key worksteps such that the organisation can demonstrate how the product has been created for quality and commercial purposes Communicate software development solutions to a range of internal or external stakeholders to ensure clear understanding of requirements and how they have been met or adjusted Security and recovery: Consider security implications of proposed design to ensure that security considerations are built in from inception and throughout the development process Apply security best practice to the software solution throughout the software development life cycle Apply appropriate recovery techniques to ensure the software solution being developed is not lost (Software Development Lifecycle -Implementation and Build phase) Documentation: Create and maintain appropriate project documentation to explain the development process and resources used Deliver a suitably documented deployable solution to the customer for their use (Software Development Lifecycle -Deploy phase) Change Control: Implement appropriate change control to ensure that software development changes may be tracked, and quality risks managed Unit Testing: Undertake unit testing of solutions, with appropriate levels of test code coverage, to identify and, where necessary, resolve issues (Software Development Lifecycle -Implementation and Build phase) Perform testing of the software solution to ensure a high-quality output (Software Development Lifecycle -Test phase) Software Maintenance: Apply suitable 'bug fix', appropriate to the severity and priority of the software development issue identified Professional Development: Practice continuous self-learning to keep up to date with technological developments to enhance relevant skills and take responsibility for own professional development Training:Firebrand’s sector leading Software Developer (L4SD) Apprenticeship Programme develops apprentices to become competent software developers, working across the front-end, logic and data layers. Apprentices develop a deeper understanding of key software development processes and practices allowing operation at all stages of the software development lifecycle, including design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance. The apprentice will learn advanced programming skills, including object-oriented concepts, use of automated testing tools and secure development principles and practices in order to develop high-quality and secure software. Firebrands course is delivered either Online (online live instructor led), or face to face in the classroom environment (your choice). Our Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), Learning Mentors (LMs) and world-leading trainers prepare apprentices to work across multiple sectors. Completion of this apprenticeship will provide learners with the following world class vendor certifications in addition to the Software Developer apprenticeship: BCS Level 4 Diploma in Software Development Methodologies CertNexus Cyber Secure Coder Industry recognised certification in one of Java or Python Key areas covered are: Software Development Lifecycles Effective Team Working Problem Solving Logic and data structures Sorting and searching algorithms Critical sections and race conditions Relational and non-relational databases Software designs and functional or technical specifications Software testing frameworks and methodologies Training Outcome:The role may offer a permanent role upon completion of the apprenticeship depending on performance.Employer Description:The University has more than 20,000 students and 12,000 staff from all walks of life and all corners of the world. No two days are ever the same at the University of Cambridge. The University is a confederation of Schools, Faculties, Departments and Colleges. The 31 Colleges are governed by their own statutes and regulations but are integral to the make-up of the University. The Apprentice Systems Developer sits within the Software Development team within the Institute of Continuing Education (ICE), reporting to the Head of IT and Systems and supported/managed by the Senior Systems Developer. The Institute’s activities primarily take place at Madingley Hall (a residential Grade I listed building), which provides facilities for conferences and events, and a full hotel service. Madingley Hall has 13 meeting rooms, 62 ensuite bedrooms, a bar and lounge, set in 8 acres of grounds (including Capability Brown designed gardens).Working Hours :Shifts to be confirmed. Flexible hybrid working, allowing for off the job hours.Skills: Communication skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Prioritise own workload,Able to work independently,Databases and web technologies,APIs and interfaces,Programming skills,Written communication skills ....Read more...