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2. Start
3. Skilled
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What will I Study?

There are four parts to an Advanced Apprenticeship.

NVQ

A National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) is like the practical part of a driving test. An NVQ is a way of developing and testing apprentices practical on-the-job skills that you will need in the workplace. You will study to NVQ Level 3, which is the equivalent of 2 A Levels.

As you progress you will build up a portfolio of evidence that shows you have the skills to do the job. Your Training Officer will support you, giving you all the guidance and assistance you will need to complete it with the necessary evidence from your work experience. Your Training Officer will ensure you meet the standards required to achieve your qualifications.

Technical Certificate

A Technical Certificate demonstrates an apprentice's in-depth technical knowledge of their chosen area just like the theory test in a driving test. You will study at college and be assessed on your theoretical understanding of the job.

Key Skills

Key Skills are essential for an apprentice to complete thier JTL apprenticeship. You will study and be assessed at college in subjects including literacy, numeracy and verbal communication.

By gaining your Key Skills qualification you will have demonstrated your ability to perform more effectively at work by working in teams, problem solving, communicating with customers and using technology. All skills that are vital to your education, employment and personal development.

Industry Qualified

Finally, you must acquire specific Industry Qualifications that are important to your chosen occupation. The precise details will depend on which apprenticeship you decide to pursue.