Hire an apprentice

Invest in your business’s future with an apprentice.

Hiring an apprentice has never been easier. And with our state of the art facilities and dedicated tutors, Burton and South Derbyshire College is your ideal partner.

Your current employees can start an Apprenticeship - a perfect opportunity to upskill - or we can help you find and recruit someone new.

We’ll provide you with all the help and support you need to introduce new talent, improve skills and make the most of your people’s potential. You’ll benefit from our vast experience of working with leading organisations, including Toyota Manufacturing UK, Hilton Hotels and The FA.

Whether your organisation is a levy payer or your business is smaller, apprenticeships are an affordable way to grow talent and invest in skills for the future.

Our apprenticeships include:

Business Administration
Customer Service
IT, Web & Telecoms
Finance
HR
Hairdressing
Warehousing
Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Manufacturing
Retail and Logistics
Fabrication and Welding
Vehicle Maintenance Repair
Construction Trades
Sign Making
Early Years & Healthcare
Teaching

Contact us

Find out how we could help your business, contact the employer training line on 01283 494510.

"Through our partnership with Burton and South Derbyshire College, we can train and create our own workforce. Our ethos is all about inspiring the next generation of emerging talent, not just on the football field but of all the people who are working for us."

Holly Murdoch, St. George’s Park General Manager

“We see apprenticeships as being highly valuable to the business. They give young people a chance on the job, teaching them about the business and helping them on the transition from school to the working environment."

Lee Murphy, Facilities Manager, Palletforce

“Taking on apprentices has been great for the business and I’m delighted to say that every single one has been a real asset to the company."

Andy McKeown, Director of Normans Musical Instruments

"Taking on apprentices allows The Dial to train our chefs from scratch. It’s extremely rewarding to watch someone who has never cooked professionally before work their way up to creating complicated dishes and fantastic food.”

James Weeks, Owner of The Dial Restaurant

"Apprenticeships are what I know; they’re a good way to offer training and jobs. Apprentices get experience in a job and you gain staff that you have trained up and you can rely on.”

Adam Pegg, Owner of Sellek Hairdressing

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