Start your career with an Apprenticeship.
Allowing you to earn whilst you learn, an Apprenticeship will provide you with valuable workplace and industry experience whilst gaining a qualification. From levels 2 through to degree apprenticeships, Wirral Met offer a wide range of training programmes across the Liverpool City Region and beyond.
Working with over 500 public and private sector organisations, Wirral Met believe that apprenticeships are a great way to give people of all ages an opportunity to progress further in their chosen careers.
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APPRENTICESHIPS
Accounting & Professional Studies
Accounting & Professional Studies
Jack Rimmer
Jack works as an Assistant Finance Business Partner in Wirral Council, specialising in Children's Social Care. After completing his Level 4 qualification, he has ambitions to start his own accountancy firm.
These apprenticeships are for those who are in paid employment within roles such as accounting, administration, customer service, marketing, social media & digital marketing, team leading, management and operations/departmental manager.
Apprenticeships available at Hamilton Campus:
Apprenticeships
Course Level Code CIPD Associate Diploma in People Management - D105 Level 5 D105 Can’t find an Apprenticeship that you’re interested in?
Register with us today and we’ll be in touch if any relevant vacancies become available
Career Opportunities
These courses equip students with the skills and knowledge to progress onto occupations including:
- Financial and accounting technicians -View occupation details here
- Accountant- View occupation details here
- Financial accounts managers - View occupation details here
Salaries start at around £15,000 - £22,000 per year and experienced accountants can earn around £30,000 per year.
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APPRENTICESHIPS
Engineering & Automotive
Engineering & Automotive
Jon Faragher
Jonathan competed level 2 & 3 apprenticeships at GS Engineering before progressing on to an Engineering Officer cadetship at Maersk Shipping, studying towards a Degree in Engineering at Southampton Solent University.
If you would like to be a professional engineer, apprenticeships include improving operational performance, fabrication and welding, and mechanical manufacturing engineering.
Apprenticeships in vehicle maintenance and repair support roles such as motor vehicle technician, mechanic or breakdown technician.
Apprenticeships available at 12 Quays Campus:
Apprenticeships
Course Level Code Award in Electric/Hybrid Vehicle System Repair and Replacement - E182 Level 3 E182 Higher Apprenticeship Standard Engineering Manufacturing Technician - E188 Level 4 E188 Can’t find an Apprenticeship that you’re interested in?
Register with us today and we’ll be in touch if any relevant vacancies become available
Career Opportunities
These courses equip students with the skills and knowledge to progress onto occupations including:
- Engineer - View occupation details here
- Electrical engineer - View occupation details here
- Maintenance engineer - View occupation details here
- Mechanic - View occupation details here
- Mechanical engineer - View occupation details here
There are a wide range of jobs in the engineering sector; starting salaries for Engineering Operatives are around £12,000 per year and graduate starting salaries for Energy Engineers are from £22,000 – £30,000 per year.
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What is an Apprenticeship?
- A paid job allowing you to develop skills, technical knowledge & behaviours
- A way to develop your career & gain experience in your chosen industry
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Who can become an Apprentice?
To become an apprentice, you must be:
- Aged 16 or over,
- Living in England,
- Not taking part in full-time education,
- Working and have a contract of employment.
If you are already employed, you can start an apprenticeship in your current job to help you progress to a higher level position.
Are you a parent exploring apprenticeship opportunities for your child? Take a look at the online Parents Pack for further details.
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What levels of Apprenticeship are available?
Apprenticeship Level Qualification Equivalent 2 5 GCSE Passes at Grades A*/9 to C/4 3 2 A Level Passes 4 & 5 Foundation Degree and HNC/D 6 Bachelor’s Degree 7 Master’s Degree -
How will Wirral Met College support me during my Apprenticeship?
- If you have a learning difference or disability, you can take advantage of a range of additional learning support services which can include personal 1-1 support, eg for those who have dyslexia,
- You can save money with NUS Apprentice and NUS Apprentice extra cards,
- You have access to half price rail travel if you’re aged 16-24 and live in the Liverpool City Region,
- You can download the TalkCampus app to support your mental health.
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How do I get an Apprenticeship?
Download our helpful guide on how to get an apprenticeship that provides top tips on everything from how prepare your CV and preparation for interview success.
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How will I study?
How you study will depend on the apprenticeship, as well as the employer. You may attend College one day a week, alternatively you may complete all of your studying within the workplace, or do a combination of the two!
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Traineeships
A traineeship is a short course with high quality work experience that gets you ready for work or an apprenticeship. You will develop your English and maths skills, whilst learning how to prepare for work by improving your communication and interview skills.
