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BENEFITS TO THE BUSINESS
How Apprenticeships work
Apprenticeship Standards – putting you in charge
While on their programme, apprentices work towards achieving the apprenticeship Standards for their specific job role. These Standards have been designed by employers and set out the knowledge, skills and behaviours that an apprentice needs to consistently demonstrate in order to be judged competent.
As an employer, you will have the key role in deciding if your apprentice has met the required Standards before they go forward for their End Point Assessment (End Point Assessment are carried out by an external Awarding Bodies and makes the final judgement on the apprentice’s competence). Equally as important, you will have a key role in designing the programme to be undertaken by the apprentice which will shaped by the specific needs and circumstances of your work setting.
As an apprenticeship employer, you will;
- Employ the apprentice for a minimum of 30 hours per week
- Pay the apprentice at least the national minimum wage for his/her age
- Work with UKTD to design an apprenticeship programme that reflects the specific circumstances of the work setting
- Provide a designated mentor who will support the apprentice throughout their programme
- Allow the apprentice to complete off-the-job training for at least 20% of his/her normal hours
- Provide evidence of the apprentice’s skills and behaviours in the workplace
- Confirm the apprentice’s competence when s/he meets the requirements of the apprenticeship Standards
UKTD Apprenticeships are proud to be one of the country’s top training providers for Hairdressing apprenticeships, Barbering apprenticeships.
Over 20 years of experience has taught us that without salons there wouldn’t be apprenticeships. So, we’ve made it our mission to offer top-quality education that not only teaches your team technical skills to succeed but helps you to build your team and develop your salon.