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Your Questions
- How do I choose between an Apprenticeship or University?
- I've no idea what career I want to do, how can I do some research?
- How do I choose between academic or technical qualifications?
- I have learning difficulties or a disability - what are my options?
- As a parent how can I support my child to find the right apprenticeship?
- I'm an adult can I still do an apprenticeship
Resources
- CV: step by step guide
- Interviews: how to succeed
- Your essential guide to application forms
- Getting assessment centre ready
- Follow the Fire it Up step by step guide to becoming an apprentice
- Explore our Careers Directory and find your perfect role
- Interactive Student Apprenticeship Guide For Students in Years 12 and 13
Speculative approach to find an apprenticeship
Speculative letter template, Research companies in your local area or further afield – Email speculative letter with your C.V attached – know who to send it to by phoning the company to ask who to direct your application too or research on LinkedIn to find the company then the appropriate individual – ask about a work trial or volunteering some of your time to see if it’s the right job for you – Volunteering shows commitment and will look great on your C.V.
