n Early Years Apprenticeship at Bright Little Stars offers you the chance to gain a nationally recognised qualification that will help you enjoy a rewarding, worthwhile and fun career in childcare. Our Early Years Apprenticeships develop your knowledge and skills on and off the job, giving you the chance to earn and learn at the same time.You carry out a 5 week paid trial which decides what kind of learner you are- then we match your unique learner needs to the best apprenticeship programme for you.As an Early Years Apprentice, you will study towards either a Level 2 or 3 Early Years Practitioner.Duties include;Plan and carry out child initiated and adult led play activities supporting children’s individual needs and interestsProvide play activities which encourage and promote children’s numeracy, literacy and language developmentUndertake the role of the key person to help children feel safe, secure and valuedCarries out observations and use these effectively to understand the changing needs of their individual key children and plan for the interests in line with the early years foundation stageCarry out care routines such as nappy changing, toileting, hand washing and feeding routines with care, respect and compassionWork in partnership with other professionals, parents, colleagues and children to meet the individual needs of childrenEnsure the welfare, well-being and safety of children is promoted and report safeguarding issues and concerns to the person in chargeTake an active part in the completion of their apprenticeship, meeting deadlines set by their trainer assessor and working with the dedicated mentor to develop their knowledge, skills and behavioursWork in a non-discriminatory way to ensure all children have equal access to opportunitiesWhat’s On Offer:*High Apprentice Salaries Above Government Standard - up to £7.55 dependant on age and experience.*Daily Hot Staff Lunches*Win BLS Bucks Rewards Such as Virgin Experience Days*Wellness Programme*Job Opportunities after Completion of Apprenticeship*Paid Training Days*Mentor System*Work With Qualified Teachers*Apprentice Support DaysTraining:Your full role and responsibilities will be set out by your employer. They will provide you with all of the on-the-job training you need to up-skill in your role, and your 20% off-the-job learning will be incorporated as part of your working day.You will be working towards the Level 3 Early Years Educator apprenticeship standard, which includes:• Knowledge, Skills and Behaviours• Level 3 Diploma for the Early Years Educator• Level 3 Award in Paediatric First Aid or Level 3 Award in Emergency Paediatric First Aid• Level 2 Functional Skills in maths and English (if required)This will be delivered by your dedicated training provider, Realise.Training Outcome:We have had the pleasure in supporting numerous Bright Little Stars team members to grow from strength to strength, both personally and professionally, changing roles and locations in order to meet personal and professional goals. You will be able to develop and grow your career at Bright Little Stars.Employer Description:Bright Little Stars Nursery in Harrow opened in February 2017. It is situated on Sheepcote Road close to Harrow Town Centre with easy access to public transport including nearby Harrow-On-The-Hill Station, Northwick Park Hospital, the University of Westminster and Harrow School. Our Nursery features a newly renovated, purpose built, large detached house with a multi-colour fence and gated property making this an exciting, safe and secure environment for you and your little one.Working Hours :Monday to Friday 40 hours per weekSkills: Administrative skills,Analytical Skills,Attention to detail,Communication Skills,Creative,Customer care skills,Initiative,IT skills,Logical,Maths and English,Non judgemental,Number skills,Organisation skills,Patience,Physical fitness,Presentation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working....Read more...
Prior experience or knowledge of insurance or finance is not essential as a structured training programme will be provided including support in attaining industry recognised qualifications alongside gaining real life experience handling large numbers of transactions. The foundations you build in this programme will enable you to forge a successful career in an exciting and dynamic company.
It is vital that you are proficient in Excel and have a flexible approach to changing requirements when supporting the finance function, are confident and can prioritise effectively
A normal day would include:
• Allocation and posting incoming claims recoveries/premium receipts• Reconciliation and settlement of creditor/supplier accounts• Checking receipts and coding expense claims• All aspects of the purchase ledger• Other ad-hoc finance and administrative duties
How you will be supportedFull training and support will be provided by The Growth Company to help you achieve your apprenticeship and reach your full potential in your role.
What will happen nextNew applicants to The Growth Company who meet any basic entry requirements of the role will be contacted within two working days to be invited to meet a member of our team. You will then have the opportunity to find out:• More about this vacancy and any others you are suitable for• Any training you need to complete• What the next steps will be
How you could get there If you would be catching public transport for this role, visit the Journey Planner on www.tfgm.com to see how you would get there and how long it would take.Training Outcome:Possible progression within the company and progression onto the next level apprenticeship.Employer Description:Protector are one of the fastest growing insurers in the UK. We are a Norwegian based company who expanded into the UK in 2015 and have grown rapidly since then. With such rapid growth comes great opportunity for the right people.
In return , you get the opportunity to work for a company whose DNA is different. Our culture, DNA & Values make us unique. They are at the center of everything we do and guide us in everyday decisions. At Protector, the path to decisions is shorter, the tasks are broader, relationships are closer and there are opportunities development is endless. We drive a motivating, forward-looking and rewarding work environment with knowledge sharing across age and experience boundaries. At Protector, we believe in equal opportunities and are committed to work actively to reflect the diversity in our society. The most important resource we have is our employees with different backgrounds and perspectives.
Protector offers Property, Liability and Fleet insurance products for large and medium-sized companies and for the Public Sector in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and the UK.
Today, we have over 420 employees and offices in Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Helsinki, Manchester and London.
Protector began providing insurance on 1 January 2004. Since then, the company has demonstrated rapid growth and development, and is today among the medium-sized enterprises on the Oslo Stock Exchange. Our goal is to continue the strong growth. We are the challenger in the insurance market, and we endeavour to maintain this role through our cost management and selective distribution strategy.
From the launch of Protector in Norway in 2004, we have subsequently expanded and opened offices in Sweden in 2011, in Denmark in 2012, and in Finland and the United Kingdom in 2015.
We deliver non-Marine insurance products to the Commercial and Public Sectors in all our territories. The Protector’s business model is the same for all the countries we operate in, although we only sell Change of Ownership insurance in Norway.
Much of our future growth will come from markets outside Norway.Working Hours :Monday to Friday 9am-5pm.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Team working,Proactive,Willing to learn,Able to work independently,Knowledge of Microsoft Office,Confident,Determination to succeed,Inquisitive,Reliable,Knowledge of Insurance....Read more...
Security
• Assist the Site Manager in safeguarding the school and hub premises, staff, pupils, and visitors by taking all reasonable steps to prevent loss or damage.
Health & Safety
• Keep all areas, especially fire escape routes, clear of obstructions and ensure fire doors are secure and accessible.
• Respond appropriately to fire alarms and emergencies such as leaks, flooding, fires, and breakages.
Maintenance:
• Support the upkeep of the school and hub buildings, grounds, engineering services, and equipment.
• Maintain tools and equipment in safe working order.
• Identify and eliminate hazards from damaged surfaces or fixtures, making areas safe until repairs are completed.
• Conduct visual inspections of electrical fittings; replace bulbs, fluorescent tubes, shades, and domestic fuses.
• Synchronise clocks and time switches.
• Perform minor repairs to furniture and fittings (e.g. desks, chairs, doors, windows).
• Clean and unblock drains, gullies, WCs, basins, and sinks.
• Address defects listed in the site log and notify the Site Manager.
• Support the development and execution of preventative maintenance programmes.
• Install wall-mounted fixtures using appropriate tools and fixings (e.g. shelves, boards, coat hooks).
• Source materials and equipment from local suppliers.
• Carry out basic carpentry tasks, including cutting and fitting timber and board materials.
• Re-secure door hinges, mouldings, and furniture; repair windows, floor coverings, ceramic tiles, and fencing.
• Undertake internal and external redecoration under supervision.
• Conduct minor roof repairs where safe access is available.
• Supervise contractors on site, ensuring compliance with safety rules and specifications.
• Complete and record risk assessments for hazardous activities.
Cleaning
• Maintain cleanliness across the school and hub grounds through daily litter inspection and graffiti removal.
• Clear leaves, snow, moss, and debris; apply salt or other treatments as needed.
• Weed external areas weekly, including the use of approved treatments
Building Engineering Services
• Report unresolved faults and defects to the Site Manager and ensure appropriate follow-up.
• Minimise disruption from heating or lighting failures.
• Replace expired lamps and starters; switch off unnecessary lighting
• Maintain fire and security systems, including replacing damaged break-glass covers.
• Reset electrical circuit breakers and investigate underlying issues.
• Bleed radiators and perform minor plumbing repairs to reduce water waste.Training:This apprenticeship is delivered as a weekly day release. You will be required to attend college once a week at Stratford E15.
L2 Property Maintenance Operative
Behaviour, Skills and Knowledge
Training Outcome:There is an opportunity to secure a permanent position after successfully completing the apprenticeship. This is dependent on budgets. Employer Description:The Blossom Federation (named in July 2022) has been working together in various forms since 2014. The London Borough of Hackney is very pro schools collaborating and have actively encouraged the bringing together of schools. Beginning with Sebright's partnership with Daubeney, then with Lauriston and the formulation of the Children's Centers, Robin Warren joined as Executive Head Teacher in January 2021. Blossom began a partnership with Colvestone Primary School in September 2022, bringing in a new Head of School from within the Federation and providing the support and growth needed to help the school flourish. Sadly, due to falling roll, Hackney decided to close Colvestone in July 2024. This was a very successful partnership for two years and the school was left in a very strong position, including a ‘good’ Ofsted. Many staff from the school also joined our other Blossom Schools.Working Hours :Monday - Friday 10am - 6:15pm with one hour for lunch.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Problem solving skills,Number skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Non judgemental,Physical fitness....Read more...
Key Responsibilities During Apprenticeship:
Assist in the preparation of fire alarm and life safety system designs under supervision.
Learn to interpret and apply British Standards and relevant specifications.
Support the design team with AutoCAD and Bluebeam documentation.
Participate in design reviews and collaborate with engineers
Develop an understanding of Aspiration system design principles.
Maintain organised project files and contribute to documentation accuracy.
Receive and apply feedback to improve technical and design skills.
Post-Apprenticeship Role: Design Engineer
Upon completion of the apprenticeship, you will take on the responsibilities of a Design Engineer, including the following core responsibilities:
Design and develop Aspiration systems for fire alarm systems and life safety systems in compliance with British Standards and other relevant specifications.
Create detailed design documentation using AutoCAD and Bluebeam.
Collaborate with internal teams, clients, and external stakeholders to deliver high-quality, compliant solutions.
Work on extinguishing system designs, ensuring technical accuracy and regulatory compliance.
Stay current with industry standards, technologies, and best practices.
Skills & Experience (Post-Apprenticeship):
Proficiency in AutoCAD and Bluebeam for technical design documentation.
Strong understanding of fire alarm and life safety system design principles.
Familiarity with British Standards and relevant regulatory frameworks.
Excellent attention to detail and problem-solving skills.
Ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines.
Strong communication and collaboration abilities.
What We Offer:
Structured apprenticeship program with mentorship and training.
Clear progression pathway to a full-time Design Engineer role.
Exposure to real-world projects and industry-standard tools.
Supportive and professional team environment.
Opportunities for continued learning and career development.
Training:Formal training is delivered at HWGTA, located in Worcester (WR4 9GN):
Depending on the vacancy title, you will be undertaking either a Level 2 or Level 3 apprenticeship.
Level 2 comprises of:
Duration approximately 18 months.
Block release training which includes 1 day per week in a classroom setting to cover practical and theory aspects, working to complete the following qualifications:
EAL Level 2 Diploma in Engineering Operations (Skills)
EAL Level 2 Certificate in Engineering Operations (Knowledge)
Level 3 comprises of:
Duration approximately 40–45 months.
Years 1/2 is a combination of off-the-job training at HWGTA Training Centre as well as training on-site with your employer. This includes 29–42 weeks within the training Centre plus 1 day per week in a classroom setting to cover practical and theory aspects and complete the EAL Level 3 Diploma in Advanced Manufacturing Engineering - Development Knowledge.
Years 3/4 based full-time in the company, developing skills in preparation for the end point assessment to gain your Engineering & Manufacturing Support Technician Level 3 qualification.
Additional training for functional skills in English and Maths will be undertaken if needed.
There is also a five-day team-building residential trip that is held in the spring of each year offered to all apprentices on the programme.Training Outcome:Once qualified there will be an opportunity to progress within the company a qualified Design Engineer.Employer Description:At Wagner UK, we are proud to be a leading provider of engineered fire safety solutions, dedicated to safeguarding lives, property, and critical infrastructure. With a strong commitment to innovation and reliability, we deliver cutting-edge technologies tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients across diverse industries.
Our expertise spans advanced fire detection, suppression, and prevention systems, all designed to ensure maximum protection and peace of mind. We combine technical excellence with exceptional service, working closely with our clients to create safer environments where people and assets are secure.
Driven by a passion for safety and a culture of continuous improvement, Wagner UK is not just a solutions provider—we are a trusted partner in fire protection.Working Hours :Monday to Friday 08:30 to 17:00 with 30-minute unpaid lunch break.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Problem solving skills,Team working,Initiative,Willingness to learn,Time Management,Adaptability....Read more...
As a Police Constable, after your initial training you will be based at locations throughout the county to meet the demands of the organisation, with the requirement to work anywhere in the force. Working as a Police Constable is an exciting and rewarding career with the chance to make a real difference to the communities we serve.
Our vision is to be the best performing force in the country and we want to recruit talented people with a diverse range of skills and experience, who are representative of our local communities. As a Police Officer your job will be to reduce crime and the fear of crime, and promote confidence among local people that the police understand and are prepared to deal with the issues that matter most to you. As a Police Officer you will be working in the frontline of the criminal justice system and community engagement. Responsible for protection of life and property, the prevention and detection of crime and the maintenance of public order.
You will have a vital role in supporting victims and witnesses and providing reassurance to individuals who have been subjected to crime and anti-social behaviour. Working in partnership with the public and other organisations in order to make a difference to the local community. The role is a challenging and varied one. We are striving to create a workforce that reflects the communities we serve. Valuing diversity and promoting equality and inclusion is at the heart of our vision and PROUD values. PROUD embodies everything we stand for as an organisation, for further details on our PROUD values then please refer to the Application Information Pack.
You will work 40 hours per week working rotating shifts after initial training (this includes weekends, nights and bank holidays with a shift pattern over 365/6 days a year).Training:You will train at our purpose-built £18.5m facility with gym and sports hall in Sherwood Forest – the home of Robin Hood - but above all, you’ll be joining a progressive police service.Training Outcome:Permanent position as Police Constable.Employer Description:Nottinghamshire Police is located in the heart of England and is considered one of the UK’s core cities and among the top 10 best places to live and work in the UK (source: OneFamily).
We are a pioneering force who have led the way in many areas of policing. We were the first police service to launch the Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship Programme, the first police service outside of the Met to have a dedicated Knife Crime Team, the first police service to meet the Operation Uplift targets, and the first to introduce the military pathway.
You will train at our purpose-built £18.5m facility with gym and sports hall in Sherwood Forest – the home of Robin Hood - but above all, you’ll be joining a progressive police service.
Our three police service priorities are:
To earn the trust and confidence of our communities – public confidence is key and if we are going to be an outstanding police service our communities need to trust us to do the right thing for the right reasons, be transparent and accountable in all we do and work with our communities to find resolutions to the issues that affect them
To improve victim outcomes – this isn't just about criminal outcomes, we need to ensure that victims are at the heart of all we do, that we respond effectively – conduct investigations to the highest standards and find an appropriate resolution to their calls for service
To develop a workforce fit for the future – we need to invest in you and our leaders, to ensure you have the skills and equipment to perform your role, that we treat each other fairly and have our resources in the right place. But also, that we all work to the highest standards and we are all invested in maintaining them.Working Hours :You will work 40 hours per week working rotating shifts after initial training (this includes weekends, nights and bank holidays with a shift pattern over 365/6 days a year).Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience,Physical fitness....Read more...
Apprentice - Supply Chain Warehouse Operative SummaryWorking within our warehouse team at Righton Blackburns - Bristol you will ensure orders are picked and packed accurately, load & unload vehicles, and move materials around the warehouse in a safe and efficient manner. The successful candidate will gain a level 2 Supply Chain Warehouse Operative qualification.Annual wage: £20,800 a year + company profit share schemeTraining course: Supply chain warehouse operativeHours: Monday to Friday. 05:00 - 13:30, with 30-minutes lunch. (Early start - Early Finish) 40 hours a weekStart date: Monday 1 September 2025Duration: 15 MonthsPositions available: 1Work: As an apprentice, you’ll work at a company and get hands-on experience. You’ll gain new skills and work alongside experienced staff.What you’ll do at workWorking within our warehouse team you will ensure orders are picked and packed accurately, load and unload vehicles, and move materials around the warehouse in a safe and efficient manner.Reporting directly to the warehouse manager the key responsibilities will include:
Picking and packing customer orders accurately, efficiently, safely and in a timely mannerLocating and moving materials around the warehouse efficiently and safely, ensuring no damage to property or personsUsing electronic handsets and computerised workstationsUnloading vehicles in a safe mannerLoading vehicles with orders in the most safe and efficient way, complying with vehicle regulations and the planned delivery routeProcessing of materials via saws - full training will be givenWork in a safe manner, always adhering to the Company Health & Safety policy and safe Working practicesUndertake all tasks with a “Customer Service”, “Can do” attitude and contribute to improving the performance of the businessUndertake general warehouse “housekeeping” duties - keeping warehouse clean and tidy, ensuring stock is accessible
Where you’ll workUnit 2-3, St. Andrews Trading Estate, Third Way, Avonmouth, Bristol, BS11 9YECheck your travel to workTrainingAn apprenticeship includes regular training with a college or other training organisation. At least 20% of your working hours will be spent training or studying.College or training organisationSEETEC BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY CENTRE LIMITEDYour training courseSupply chain warehouse operativeEqual to Level 2 (GCSE)Course contentsYour training plan
Supply Chain Warehouse Operative Level 2On-the-job training delivered by the employerApprentices under 19 without Level 2 English and maths will need to achieve this level prior to taking the end-point assessmentFor those with an education, health and care plan or a legacy statement, the apprenticeships English and mathematics minimum requirement is Entry Level 3Allocation of an apprenticeship delivery coach who will carry out regular trainingAssessment and support visits to ensure you acquire new learning, knowledge, skills and behaviours in order to progress and developIdentify, track and support 6 hours of off-the-job training activitiesQuarterly formal progress review meetings, identifying learning achievements and next steps
RequirementsEssential qualifications
GCSE Maths and English (Grade A*-C/ 4-9) essential
Let the company know about other relevant qualifications and industry experience you have. They can adjust the apprenticeship to reflect what you already know.Skills
Communication skillsAttention to detailOrganisation skillsCustomer care skillsLogicalTeam workingPhysical fitness
Other requirementsThere will be a requirement for lifting / moving heavy objects, so a good degree of fitness is beneficial. The successful candidate would be required to work an average of 40 hrs/week per the shift times. (Early start - Early finish) On this basis any prospective candidate would need to ensure they can legally work 40+ hrs/week.About this companyRighton Blackburns Service Centre stocks and supplies an extensive range of locally held metal and plastic materials including aluminium, stainless steel, acrylic, PVC, copper and bespoke aluminium profiles. We pride ourselves on the service our dedicated team provides our customers and in return we are committed to our employees progression and developmentAfter this apprenticeshipUpon successfully completing the apprenticeship we envisage they will become a permanent team member with progression routes, through to supervising roles. INDLS ....Read more...
