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Free, live webinar: 10/02 – Meeting the 20% off the job obligation and staff/student CPD
Join National Electrotechnical Training (NET) on Thursday 10th February at 1pm for a free, live webinar on: Meeting the 20% off the job obligation and staff/student CPD – best practice session. Looking for ideas on how your apprentices can fulfil the 20% off the job training requirement, or how to provide CPD for staff and students? In this best practice session, industry charity NET and Leicester College will outline a number…
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Date for your diary: 09/02 – FAQs and live Q&A on The Life of an Apprentice
Join Scolmore Group on Wednesday 9th February at 13:30 for a free, live webinar on The Life of an Apprentice, including FAQs and Q&A session. During the live talk, Jake Green, Technical Engagement Engineer at Scolmore Group, will be going over the most commonly asked questions from apprentices to help the modern day apprentice succeed on the tools and in the classroom. Jake will cover FAQs but will also engage…
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​​JTL is inspiring learners and employers to build for the future this National Apprenticeship Week 
This National Apprenticeship Week (7-13 February), JTL, the leading training provider to the building services engineering sector, is encouraging more people to start their apprenticeship story and build for the future as part of its ‘Begin, Build, Inspire’ campaign. JTL’s latest campaign focuses on long-term partners JDL and the inspirational story of James, Dominic and Liam who started their JTL apprenticeships 16 years ago and later went on to establish their own…
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National Apprenticeship Week theme ‘Build the Future’ announced for 2022
The theme of “Build the Future” continues for its second National Apprenticeship Week (NAW), which will take place between 7 and 13 February 2022. The 15th annual week-long celebration will take place across England, encouraging individuals of any age to reach their career goals by building their skills and knowledge through an apprenticeship. Peter Mucklow, Director, Apprenticeships, Education and Skills Funding Agency said: “National Apprenticeship Week is a fantastic opportunity…
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JTL launches new video channel for personal and professional development
JTL, the leading training provider to the building service engineering sector, has launched a new online channel called Tune Up to help those in the sector improve their personal and professional development; taking them beyond the technical skills that JTL has helped develop in its 30 plus years of operation. Tune Up is a channel of videos that have been carefully selected by JTL sector experts according to quality, authority…
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JTL launches new animation to showcase the importance of Functional Skills
JTL, the leading national apprenticeship provider, has launched a brand-new animation to showcase the importance of Functional Skills – a set of capabilities designed to enable learners to develop confidence and fluency in maths and English. JTL’s forward-thinking animation demonstrates what could go wrong when an apprentice does not obtain their Functional Skills qualification. Functional Skills is an essential part of every apprenticeship program for learners who do not have…
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Bright sparks Cameron and Patrick are crowned apprentices of the year by SJIB and Edmundson Electrical
Two young electricians have been recognised for their exceptional talent in the Scottish Joint Industry Board (SJIB) Apprentice of the Year awards, sponsored by Edmundson Electrical. Cameron Wood and Patrick Henderson were presented with their awards and certificates in special ceremonies with their respective employers.  Cameron proudly lifted the 2021 trophy, while Patrick received the 2020 award which had to be delayed due to lockdown. Both also received £500 from the SJIB…