Why Study an Apprenticeship?

At Vision Training North East we believe that Apprenticeships really are the gold-standard of work-based learning. By offering the perfect mix of education and employment they give individuals the opportunity to “earn while the learn” in their chosen field of study.  

Since opening our doors in 2009 we have been committed to delivering high quality apprenticeship training and provision across the region. We feel that apprenticeships offer a robust, extremely effective form of adult training, ensuring that individuals receive a well-rounded education whilst in employment.

Learner Benefits

Apprenticeships offer learners a wide range of benefits, including, but not limited to, the following:

  • No Debt – Learners completing an apprenticeship qualification do not have to pay tuition fees of any kind.
  • Learning and Earning – Our qualifications can be delivered to those already in full time employment, meaning that there really is no financial burden
  • Career Progression – Completing an apprenticeship gives you the tools necessary to make your way up the career ladder. In the past our learners have gone on to gain promotions, take on additional work responsibilities and continue onto higher education
  • Improved Skills – Each apprenticeship learner is required to complete 20% Off the Job Training. This requirement enables learners to hone and develop the skills necessary to succeed at work

Employer Benefits

There are a number of ways that apprenticeships benefit you and your staff, including:

  • Improved Staff Retention levels – Studies have shown that staff retention levels improve when members of the team receive regular, relevant development opportunities
  • The very nature of apprenticeship training offers course customisation. Diploma teaching is tailored to your workplace setting, ensuring all teaching and training is relevant and worthwhile
  • Staff completing apprenticeship qualifications will acquire invaluable work skills helping to maintain the high standards of care towards service users.
  • On completion of an apprenticeship qualification, members of staff are able to provide effective mentorship roles to new starters, further improving the standard of care across the service.
  • Improved productivity & quality – On a recent government survey, 78% of employers said apprenticeships helped them improve productivity, while 74% said apprenticeships helped them improve the quality of their product or service

Sounds good, doesn’t it? These benefits barely scratch the surface. Why not have a browse of our current suite of apprenticeships:

Further information on apprenticeships can also be found at: www.apprenticeships.gov.uk

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