
Informal ICT Apprenticeship Q&A
Information Communication Technician Apprenticeship Q&A: Developing Skills in Your Team Join our Digital Apprenticeship team for an informal Teams session
Through Activate Apprenticeships, people can go far with some of the UK’s biggest and brightest companies.
Activate Apprenticeships brings a talent pipeline of 16,000 people, studying across the Activate Learning group.
⏰ Last chance to book!
Parents and carers, our Activate Learning Parent Webinar is tomorrow! 👋
If your young person has recently started their journey with us, join us online to find out more about:
🎓 What to expect from college life
💬 The support available to students
🤝 How we’ll support your young person throughout their time with us
❓ The answers to some of the questions parents and carers may have
📅 Wednesday 23 September
🕕 6 to 6.45pm
💻 Online
🔗 Book your place: bit.ly/4xMGWJk
Can’t make tomorrow? We’re also running the same webinar on Monday 28 September, 6 to 6.45pm.
🔗 Book for 28 September: bit.ly/3UAaZoZ
We look forward to welcoming you! 👋
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💙 Support is here when your young person needs it.
Starting college is an exciting time, but we know that young people can sometimes experience challenges alongside their studies.
Whether they’re struggling with their mental health and wellbeing, relationships, money, learning needs, online safety or difficulties at home, they don’t have to manage it alone.
At Activate Learning, our teams are here to listen, offer support and help learners access the right help at the right time.
Parents and carers, if you’re worried about your young person, please don’t wait for things to reach crisis point before getting in touch.
Find out more about the support available and how you can contact us: bit.ly/3T5hS1a
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👋 Parents and carers, find out what to expect from college and how you can support your young person.
Join us online for an Activate Learning Parent Webinar, where we’ll talk you through college life, the support available to students and what you can expect as your young person settles into their journey with us.
We’re holding the same webinar on two dates, so you can choose whichever works best for you:
📅 Wednesday 23 September
🕕 6 to 6.45pm
🔗 Book your place: bit.ly/4xMGWJk
OR
📅 Monday 28 September
🕕 6 to 6.45pm
🔗 Book your place: bit.ly/3UAaZoZ
💻 We look forward to welcoming you online and helping you feel informed and confident about the college journey ahead.
#ActivateLearning #ParentWebinar #ParentsAndCarers #CollegeLife #FurtherEducation #StudentSupport #WelcomeToAL
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What happens next? Most people stay on with the employer they train with, but there are plenty of options! You may decide to study a higher-level apprenticeship, return to academic studies, or work full time. We will support you whatever you decide!
You will have access to a range of support and advice we have on offer. This includes support from Advice and Admissions, Learning Support and Student Support.
You can access all facilities at Activate Learning Colleges and reap benefits, such as student discount. However, you may not be entitled to certain funding and travel bursaries as apprenticeships are paid positions.
The amount you’ll earn will vary depending on the nature of your role, sector and business you are working with.
The minimum hourly rate for an apprentice is £8.00, however most apprentices are paid more than this. If you are over 19 and have completed one year, you will be paid national minimum wage.
You will also be entitled to the same conditions as all other employees in a business, including paid holiday, sick pay and pensions (where requirements are met).
You must be at least 16 years old when you start an apprenticeship.
There are 3 types of apprenticeships depending on your requirements and previous qualifications: day release, work-based and block-release.
Your apprenticeship programme may be assessed with:
You will have a performance coach visit your workplace every eight weeks as well as an inhouse mentor throughout your apprenticeship.
An apprenticeship typically lasts 24 months, but can vary between 12 months to 5 years.