ENTRY LEVEL APPRENTICESHIPS
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Hospitality Team Member
Level: Level 2
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Professional Security Operative: Event Security Teams
Level: Level 2
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Supply Chain Operator
Level: Level 2
ADVANCED LEVEL APPRENTICESHIPS
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Events Assistant
Level: Level 3
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Carpentry and joinery
Level: Level 2 and 3
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Content Creator
Level: Level 3
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Creative Industries Production Technician
Level: Level 3
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Multi-channel marketer
Level: Level 3
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Facilities Management surpevisor
Level: Level 3
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Fundraiser
Level: Level 3
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Museums and Gallaries Technician
Level: Level 3
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Print technician
Level: Level 3
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Security Manager
Level: Level 3
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Cultural Learning & Participation Officer
Level: Level 3
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Production assistant - screen and audio
Level: Level 3
HIGH LEVEL APPRENTICESHIPS
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Market Executive
Level: Level 4
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Digital Product Manager
Level: Level 4
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Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability Practitioner
Level: Level 4
This is a Green apprenticeships which has been hand-picked by industry experts to celebrate the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III.
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Creative industries production manager
Level: Level 7
Takes responsibility for all the organisational aspects of production schedule and/or budget
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Sustainability Business Specialist
Level: Level 7
Part of an integrated degree
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Operational management and leadership
Level: Level 6
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT APPRENTICESHIP LEVELS?
Intermediate - level 2
A level 2 apprenticeship is often referred to as an intermediate level apprenticeship. Level 2 is normally agreed to be the equivalent or 5 GCSE passes.
As this is the lowest level of apprenticeship available. There is generally no eligibility criteria for application. However, you will need to demonstrate you have the ability to complete the course. You will need to be over 16 years old to be able to apply.
Companies are also going to be looking for you to demonstrate a good attitude towards the course to make you an offer.
Higher - level 4/5
A level 4 apprenticeship is equivalent to a foundation degree, a Higher National Certificate (HNC), or the first year of an undergraduate degree. Higher apprenticeships start at level 4.
The requirements to be considered for a level 4 apprenticeship are normally a lot tougher than those at level 3. Requirements are generally:
Completed an advanced apprenticeship.
Hold a level 3 NVQ/SVQ qualification.
Have a BTEC National qualification.
2 passes at A-Level.
Employers may also require 5 passes at GCSE at grade A – C (9-4 on the new scale). As with the other levels, requirements will be different depending on the company. Just because you don’t fit the criteria for the first level 4 you see doesn’t mean you should stop looking!
Advanced - level 3
Events apprenticeships start at level 3
A level 3 apprenticeship is known as an advanced apprenticeship. A Level 3 would be considered to be the same as 2 passes at A-Level.
The level 3 is a common next step for those who have completed a level 2 apprenticeship. This is because to be considered for a level 3 apprenticeship. Companies will normally be looking for someone who has completed a level 2 apprenticeship, or has 5 passes at GCSE.
There will be instances were no formal qualification will be needed to apply but you will generally need experience of working in the industry to be considered.
Degree - level 6/7
Degree apprenticeships are new types of course offered by universities. The level 6 apprenticeship gives candidates the opportunity to obtain a full bachelor’s degree. The level 7 is an opportunity to gain a masters degree in your chosen subject.
As these are demanding courses. It is common to see strict requirements from employers for these apprenticeships. You will almost certainly need prior qualifications. And these qualifications will need to be transferable to the apprenticeship in some way.
