02.09.2012

The way to grow your business could be through apprenticeships

The way to grow your business could be through…

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Did you know ….. • You could receive £1500 for taking an apprentice if you have not had one in the last 12 months. • The minimum wage for an apprentice is £2.60 an hour. • The training could be to suit your business and not a generic course. • A training provider throughout the apprenticeship supports you and the apprentice. • Recruitment and selection is done for you only see the ones that meet your criteria • You receive profiles for each young person before you interview. • Help with choosing the right apprenticeship framework to meet your company’s needs is available If you are looking to increase staffing levels this is an excellent cost effective way to grow your business. To learn more please ring Elaine on 07973 663020 for a no obligations meeting.

Over 20 years’ experience in Engineering and Manufacturing training industry now offering an outsourced Training and Recruitment Dept. Carrying out full Company Training Needs Analysis,FREE…

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