200 applicants join the Civil Service Fast Track Apprenticeship Scheme
22 May 2014
Job offers have been made to 200 successful applicants to join the expanding Civil Service Fast Track Apprenticeship Scheme.
Thu, 22 May 2014
Job offers have been made to 200 successful applicants to join the expanding Civil Service Fast Track Apprenticeship Scheme.
Launched last year, the Fast Track Apprenticeship Scheme gives talented school-leavers an alternative route into employment by offering permanent posts at executive officer level in the government.
The scheme offers a variety of roles, from working as a paralegal officer in Birmingham to helping brief ministers in Whitehall.
Apprentices receive training, mentoring and other developmental opportunities to help build their skills, which puts them in a good position to apply for other Civil Service career opportunities at the end of their two-year placement.
Anyone applying for the 2015 scheme must be a non-graduate between the ages of 18 and 21, and have at least five GCSEs (grades A* to C) including English language and maths.
Job offers have been made to 200 successful applicants to join the expanding Civil Service Fast Track Apprenticeship Scheme.
Launched last year, the Fast Track Apprenticeship Scheme gives talented school-leavers an alternative route into employment by offering permanent posts at executive officer level in the government.
The scheme offers a variety of roles, from working as a paralegal officer in Birmingham to helping brief ministers in Whitehall.
Apprentices receive training, mentoring and other developmental opportunities to help build their skills, which puts them in a good position to apply for other Civil Service career opportunities at the end of their two-year placement.
Anyone applying for the 2015 scheme must be a non-graduate between the ages of 18 and 21, and have at least five GCSEs (grades A* to C) including English language and maths.
