PETA Apprenticeships
Overview: As the leading training provider in Hampshire, PETA provides quality apprenticeship programmes to over 400 apprentices every year, with up to 96% continuing their career or graduating onto higher-level learning. They work with local schools and businesses to build the next generation of Engineers, Technical Experts and Business Leaders by creating fair opportunities for young people to advance from education to employment.
The Naval Children’s Charity have partnered with PETA to promote their apprenticeship programme, so our young people can enjoy the benefits of a rewarding career whilst gaining the qualifications they will need to progress in the future. Even better, we can offer help any associated costs (equipment, travel etc.) so all you have to worry about is settling into your new role and working towards the career you’ve always wanted.
FAQ’s:
What qualifications do I need before I apply?
English and Maths GCSEs (Grade 4-9) are mandatory requirements for all PETA’s apprenticeships with the exception of their business programme, although applicants must still have a pass in one of these subjects and a minimum of a D / 3 in the other. If for any reason you haven’t achieve these grades PETA would look at enrolling you on a Functional Skills programme, which could be completed alongside your apprenticeship and would act as an equivalent, but they would need to undertake a full assessment with you first to make sure they felt this option was viable for you.
How do I apply?
Apprenticeships follow a similar process to a regular job application process. You can apply directly with PETA, who will meet with you to discuss your interests and help find the right career path for you. They will then help manage the application process between you and the employer.
How much will I earn?
All apprentices must receive at least the national minimum wage set by the Government for which the current hourly rate can be viewed here. However, PETA actively encourages employers to pay above the minimum wage.
Where will my training take place?
Most apprenticeship training will take place with your new employer (on-the-job) and the rest will take place at one of PETA’s training centres based in Cosham and Havant.
What next?
Just click the link below to access PETA’s apprenticeship vacancy pages and start your search. You can apply whilst you’re still in school but you must be aged 16 or over by the time your apprenticeship starts. apprenticeship vacancy pages.
If you do secure an apprenticeship, but need some additional support with things like travel or equipment costs, you can get in touch with The Naval Children’s Charity caseworker team to see if we can help: 023 9263 9534 / caseworkers@navalchildrenscharity.org.uk