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New E.R.A. for Apprenticeships
New E.R.A. for Apprenticeships
29 January 2010Employers constantly complain that when apprentices return to the company they are unable to make the transition between studying the material from the course and actually putting this into practice in the workplace.
Here at Brinsworth Training we are tackling this issue and arming our students with the tools to progress and develop even after the courses have been completed.
This is done through a hybrid of the current Performing Engineering Operations (level 2 and 3) with the existing Advanced Apprenticeship Framework and the Technical Certificate (VRQ).
The distinct pathways that are offered are:
1. Multi-Skilling (Machining)
2. Maintenance (Bias to either mechanical or electrical)
Each pathway is fully integrated to avoid the current duplication which exists in the present apprenticeship framework. We will also deliver Health & Safety, Manual Handling and Business Improvement units, which we believe to be essential in today’s corporate arena.
We have also extended the “off the job” training from 16 weeks to 40 weeks to allow Level 2, Key Skills and a percentage of Level 3 training to be delivered in conjunction with the Technical Certificate to improve the students learning experience, so that when the learner is returned to his/her company they will be able to add value and hone their skills immediately.
From an employer’s perspective the programme is very cost effective.
For more information please contact Brinsworth Training.
Details can be found on the Contact Us tab at the top of the website.





