Apprentice offer - terms and conditions
Apprentice offer - terms and conditions
To keep skills updated and address CPD needs, any employer taking on an apprentice will receive additional training for both themselves and the apprentice, either fully funded or for a low contribution depending on the course.
- The offer applies to those signing up an apprentice between 25 January 2016 and 31 August 2016 only. In most cases, the apprenticeship will start in September 2016 although some may start sooner
- The offer only applies to those companies taking on apprentices aged between 16 and 24
- The offer is not transferable
- Courses will be identified through a training needs analysis undertaken by GCS Training
- Courses are subject to availability
- The offer cannot be exchanged for cash
- The offer must be taken up by 31 December 2016 – courses must be started and completed within defined/ agreed timescales
For more information please contact Nicola Roberts on 01792 284163 or email nicola.roberts@gcs.ac.uk
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