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North West Training Council provide a comprehensive recruitment Service. We have over 800 potential young apprentices currently on our database. These learners have just left school and are looking to NWTC to find them employment in the following areas.
| Engineering | Construction |
|---|---|
| Electrical Engineering Engineering Machinist Fabrication/Welding Maintenance Engineering Motor Vehicle Security Technician |
Carpentry/Joinery Plumbing Plastering Bricklaying Electrical Installation Refridgeration & Air Conditioning Gas Fitting |
All the learners currently with us have been tested and given a preliminary interview.
We have information files on each learner for you to study prior to interviewing.
If you provide us with details of the type of apprenticeship vacancy you have and the kind of person (with qualifications) you are looking for, we will ensure we choose the best candidate for you.
When you select your apprentice, we will place them on a registered training programme to NVQ Level 2 or 3. We will provide a full monitoring service, and one of our Training Officers will visit your learner on a regular basis providing you with a constant update of their training.
Your organisation will be assigned a Training Officer who will visit and monitor your apprentices on a regular basis, to provide you with an up to date review on their progress.. We will liaise with the Learning & Skills Councils (LSCs), Awarding Bodies and the Further Education Establishments to ensure that your apprentices fully meet the required standards.
A training company that has been in existence for over forty years. With the experience and support of a highly motivated team we can say we understand a companys needs when it comes to finding the right apprentice for their organisation.
If you would like further details on employing an Apprentice contact us on 0151 523 0808 who will arrange for a Training Officer to visit you and discuss how NWTC can help you.
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Bricklaying Apprenticeships usually last for two years during which time you will attend our Training Centre on a day release or full time course to obtain your Diploma, Key Skills, and Health & Safety. If you are employed you will normally attend the Centre on a day release basis and the remainder of the time will be spent with your employer on site. You will follow the National Vocational Qualification (N.V.Q) Level 2 laid down by the Construction Industry Training Board (C.I.T.B) and the City & Guilds, leading to a certificate of apprenticeship.
Carpentry & Joinery Apprenticeships normally last for 2 years during which time you will attend the NWTC training centre on a day release or full time course to obtain your Key Skills, Health & Safety and diploma. If you are employed the remainder of the time will be spent with your employer, following the National Vocational Qualification (N.V.Q) Level 2 laid down by the Construction Industry Training Board (C.I.T.B) and the City & Guilds, leading to a certificate of apprenticeship.
Engineering Apprenticeships usually last for two years during which time you will attend our Training Centre on a day release or full time basis to obtain your National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) level 2 Performing Engineering Operations, Technical Certificate Level 2 and Key Skills. If you are employed, you will normally attend the Centre on a day release basis and the remainder of the time will be spent with your employer. NWTC will monitor your apprenticeship on a regular basis to ensure you obtain the qualifications you need to be awarded a Certificate of Apprenticeship.
Motor Vehicle Apprenticeships normally last for two years during which time you will attend our training centre or a college one day per week on a day release course and the remainder of your time is spent with your employer following the National Vocational Qualification (N.V.Q) Level 2 and Key Skills as laid down by the Motor Industry Training Council (MITC) and the City & Guilds, leading to a Certificate of Advanced Apprenticeship.
Plastering Apprenticeships normally last for 2 years during which time you will attend the NWTC training centre on a day release or full time course to obtain your Key Skills, Health & Safety and diploma. If you are employed the remainder of the time will be spent with your employer, following the National Vocational Qualification (N.V.Q) Level 2 laid down by the Construction Industry Training Board (C.I.T.B) and the City & Guilds, leading to a certificate of apprenticeship.
Security Technician Apprenticeships normally last for up to two years during which time you will attend our Training Centre one day per week studying for a Technical certificate and key skills. The remainder of your time will be spent with your employer on site carrying out installation work to enable you to achieve your NVQ Level 2. NWTC will monitor your Apprenticeship in your company on a regular basis to ensure you obtain the qualifications you need to be awarded a Certificate of Apprenticeship.
Advanced Carpentry & Joinery Apprenticeships normally last for 1 year during which time you will attend the NWTC training centre on a day release course to obtain your Diploma, Key Skills and Health & Safety. The remainder of the time will be spent with your employer on site, following the National Vocational Qualification (N.V.Q) Level 3 laid down by the Construction Industry Training Board (C.I.T.B) and the City & Guilds, leading to a certificate of advanced apprenticeship.
Advanced Electrical Installation Apprenticeships normally last four years during which time you will attend our Training Centre or a College one day per week studying for a Technical Certificate and Key Skills. The remainder of your time will be spent with your employer on site carrying out electrical installation work. NWTC will monitor and assess your Apprenticeship progress on a regular basis to ensure you complete your National Vocational Qualification (N.V.Q) at Level 3, Technical Certificate, Key Skills and AM2 test, which will lead to a certificate of Advanced Apprenticeship and registration as an electrician.
Advanced Engineering Apprenticeships usually last four years during which time you will attend our Training Centre to obtain your National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) level 2 Performing Engineering Operations, Technical Certificate Level 3 and key skills. For your Level 3 NVQ, NWTC will monitor your Apprenticeship in your company on a regular basis to ensure you obtain the qualifications you need to be awarded a Certificate of Advanced Apprenticeship.
Advanced Motor Vehicle Apprenticeships normally last for four years during which time you will attend our Training Centre or a College one day per week on a day release and the remainder of your time is spent with your employer following the National Vocational Qualification (N.V.Q) and Key Skills as laid down by the Motor Industry Training Council (M.I.T.C) and the City & Guilds, leading to a Certificate of Advanced Apprenticeship.
