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APPRENTICESHIP
COURSES
POCKET GUIDE
2014
WELCOME TO
CITY TRAINING SERVICES
PART OF THE BRADFORD COLLEGE GROUP
Established in 1983, City Training Services has a 30-year track
record of helping young people in Apprenticeship programmes in
the Yorkshire area.
Apprenticeships offered by City Training Services provide the
opportunity for ‘on-the-job’ training covering the practical aspects
of the Apprenticeship and ‘off-the-job’ teaching and learning, on
a day release or block release basis, usually at Bradford College, for
the theoretical aspects.
Apprenticeships offer the opportunity to ‘earn while you learn’
and gain valuable work experience, whilst achieving nationally
recognised qualifications that will ultimately lead to you becoming
a fully qualified Apprentice.
City Training Services is an established training provider with
employees who are accomplished at supporting Apprentices,
monitoring progress, undertaking work-based assessments and, in
partnership with Bradford College, assisting in your learning. New
areas are currently being developed. Please contact us for future
Apprenticeship possibilities.
City Training Services
39/41 Chapel Street
Little Germany
Bradford, BD1 5BY
01274 728316
www.citytraining.org.uk
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FOR FURTHER DETAILS CALL 01274 728316
CONTENTS
Welcome to City Training Services2
Apprenticeships – All You Need to Know4-5
Apprenticeship Levels6-7
City Training Services Apprentice Wins Gold
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In partnership with Bradford College, City Training Services offers
Apprenticeships in the following:
Accounts10
Barbering12
Business Administration
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Catering and Hospitality – Food and Beverage Service16
Catering and Hospitality – Professional Cookery18
Children and Young People’s Workforce
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Construction – General Maintenance Operations22
Creative and Cultural – Five Pathways
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Creative and Cultural – Textiles Production
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Creative Digital Media28
Customer Service30
Dental Nursing (Oral Health Care)32
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Electrical Installation (Electrotechnical)
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Engineering – Fabrication and Welding38
Engineering – Mechanical Engineering, Maintenance or Technical Support40
Fitted Interiors42
Hairdressing44
Horticulture46
Information Technology48
Management and Team Leading50
Motor Vehicles – Heavy Vehicle52
Motor Vehicles – Light Vehicle54
Nail Services56
Optical Retailing58
Painting and Decorating60
Pharmacy62
Plastering64
Plumbing66
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning68
Security Alarms70
Trowel Occupations (Brickwork)72
Wood Occupations – Site Carpentry or Bench Joinery74
Open Events
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APPRENTICESHIPS
What is an Apprenticeship?
•• Apprenticeships are work-based qualifications that last
between 12 and 48 months (depending on the industry
and level).
What are the Benefits of an Apprenticeship?
•• You will earn a salary, gain qualifications and get real
hands on work experience
•• You will be employed from day one for a minimum of
30 hours per week
•• Apprenticeships can lead to Higher Education such as a
Foundation degree for some areas.
Why Choose City Training Services
•• We have been delivering Apprenticeships for 30 years
and we have supported 1000s of people to successfully
achieve a vocational qualification in their chosen career
•• Our success rates are higher than the national average
and many of our Apprentices have won industry awards
•• We work with excellent employers throughout the country
who provide great opportunities
•• We will help you with job search in your chosen career.
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What Qualifications Will I be Doing During
my Apprenticeship?
Vocational Qualifications – This is the ‘hands on’ part of
your training which shows that you understand your job
and how to do it effectively, it is often referred to as
‘competency or NVQ’.
Knowledge Qualifications – This is the ‘theory’ part of your
training which could be classroom based sessions in a college
environment and will help build your knowledge and develop
your technical skills.
Functional Skills – Increase your confidence by developing
your English, Mathematics and ICT skills.
Employer Rights and Responsibilities (ERR) – Learn about
the nine national outcomes for EER, such as your rights and
responsibilities under Employment Law, Health & Safety and
career pathways for your chosen career.
Personal Learning and Thinking Skills (PLTS) – learn about
creative thinking, independent enquiry, reflective learning,
team work, self-management and effective participation.
What Support Will I get?
You will be assigned a Training Coordinator who will support
you from day one and for the duration of your Apprenticeship.
They will visit you every 10 weeks to review your progress and
will be available to speak to you at any time should you need
to. Your assessors and tutors are also there to support you
with your qualifications throughout your training.
To apply please visit our website at www.citytraining.org.uk
and follow the ‘Apply online’ link.
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APPRENTICESHIP LEVELS
Apprenticeships are available across the UK. There are
differences in approaches and terminology between
apprenticeships systems in England, Scotland, Wales and
Northern Ireland.
There are apprenticeships at different levels and they take
different lengths of time to complete. It is possible to move
up to a higher level or go on to Higher Education through
part-time study sponsored by your employer.
Typical Intermediate Apprenticeship
•• Level 2 NVQ competency qualification
•• Level 2 knowledge qualification
•• Level 1 Functional Skills
•• Employment Rights and Responsibilities
•• Personal, learning and thinking skills
•• Takes a minimum of 12-24 months to complete
•• Leads to: semi-skilled roles/Advanced Apprenticeship.
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Typical Advanced Apprenticeship
•• Level 3 NVQ competency qualification
•• Level 3 knowledge qualification
•• Personal, Learning and Thinking Skills
•• Takes up to 48 months to complete depending
on your vocation
•• Entry: Five GCSEs A*-C (including Mathematics, English
and Science)/Intermediate Apprenticeship
•• Leads to: craft/technician roles/Higher Apprenticeship/
Higher Education.
Typical Higher Apprenticeship
•• Level 4 and Level 5 NVQ competency qualification
(Levels 6 and 7 are under development)
•• Knowledge-based qualification (eg HNC/HND
or Foundation degree)
•• Personal, Learning and Thinking Skills
•• Takes up to 48 months to complete depending
on your vocation
•• Entry: Five GCSEs at Grade A*-C and/or A levels/
Advanced Apprenticeship
•• Leads to: technician roles/Bachelor degree/Masters degree.
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Chris Hanson WorldSkills 2013 Gold Medal winner.
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APPRENTICE WINS GOLD
Having reached the WorldSkills UK National Final for
Metalwork and picking up a Gold medal, Christopher Hanson,
an Advanced Construction Apprentice with City Training
Services, now faces the exciting possibility of representing the
UK in the World Finals to be held in São Paulo, Brazil in 2015.
Christopher was a winner at the competition held at
Birmingham’s NEC in November 2013 where in excess of
75,000 people attended to see over 700 competitors battle it
out in a series of 70 competitions.
Christopher works for Metalcraft Europe Ltd of Bradford,
loyal and longstanding users of the City Training Services
and Bradford College partnership, for the training of
their Apprentices.
This great achievement underlines the quality of training
and skills delivered by all parties and is testimony to the
encouragement provided to support Christopher’s effort and
determination to be successful in winning Gold.
We are very proud of Christopher and congratulate him on
his achievement. We now hope he is selected to represent the
UK in the World Finals where we wish him every success.
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Accounts
ACCOUNTS LEVELS 2, 3 AND 4
Course Overview
Money is at the heart of every business and this
comprehensive accounts programme will qualify you
for a career in this vital industry. You will work towards
AAT Accounting Qualifications, including AAT Level 2
Certificate in Accounting, AAT Level 3 Diploma in
Accounting and AAT Level 4 Diploma in Accounting.
Course Structure
Level 2: Modules such as: Principles of Recording and
Processing Financial Transactions, Banking Procedures
wand Basic Principles of Costing.
Level 3: Modules such as: Principles of Accounts Preparation,
Principles of Cash Management, Principles of Costing and
Principles of VAT.
Level 4: Modules such as: Principles of Budgeting
and Principles of Internal Control.
You will be required to study on a day release basis at
City Training Services.
Entry Requirements
Level 2: GCSE Mathematics and English at Grade A*-E or
Level 1 on the Literacy and Numeracy BKSB screening.
Level 3: GCSE Mathematics and English at Grade A*-C or
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Barbering
BARBERING LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
This course will enable you to make an informed decision
about your future career. You will attend college one day
per week and be trained in your workplace for the rest of
the week. An assessor will visit your workplace to assess your
practical competence. You will study Mathematics and English
in Functional Skills and Employee Rights and Responsibilities.
Course Structure
Level 2: You will study: Client Consultation, Cutting Men’s
Hair, Cutting Facial Hair, Styling Men’s Hair and Health &
Safety plus Colouring Men’s Hair and Develop Effectiveness
at Work.
Level 3: Mandatory and Optional Units totalling 47 Credits.
Mandatory Units are: Health & Safety, Cut Hair Using a
Variety of Barbering Techniques, Client Care & Consultation,
Facial Hair Shapes and Creating Effective Patterns.
You will be required to study a technical qualification at a
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
Entry 3 on the Literacy and Numeracy BKSB screening.
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Business Administration
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
If working in a general office environment appeals to you,
then a course in Business Administration will fit the bill. You
will gain a wide range of office skills, the ability to work
successfully in a team and an Apprenticeship or Advanced
Apprenticeship through City & Guilds.
Course Structure
Level 2: Organising Meetings & Events, Dealing With
Travel Requests, Handling Mail and Using Electronic
Message Systems & Office Equipment.
Level 3: Dealing With Internal & External
Correspondence, Producing Documents, Managing
Resources, Managing Information, Creating Documents
and Developing Presentations.
You will be required to study a technical qualification at City
Training Services.
Entry Requirements
You will be required to have a PC with access to the internet.
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Catering and Hospitality
CATERING AND HOSPITALITY
- FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE
LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
The hospitality and catering industry is rapidly growing into
one of Britain’s largest employment sectors. If you have a
flair for serving food and drink or you have an ambition to
work in this fast- paced yet rewarding industry then this is the
Apprenticeship for you.
Course Structure
The Apprenticeship covers Units that are selected in
consultation with you and your employer. The following are
examples of Units you could study: Introduction to Food
Safety & Hygiene, Giving Customers a Positive Impression,
Prepare & Clear Table Areas, Serve Food at The Table, Prepare
& Clear Bar Area, Service of Alcoholic & Non-alcoholic Drinks
and Prepare & Serve Wine.
You will be required to study a technical qualification at
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
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Catering and Hospitality
CATERING AND HOSPITALITY PROFESSIONAL COOKERY LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
The hospitality and catering industry is rapidly growing into
one of Britain’s largest employment sectors. If you enjoy
preparing and cooking food or you have an ambition to
work in this fast-paced yet rewarding industry then this is the
Apprenticeship for you.
Course Structure
The Apprenticeship covers Units that are selected in
consultation with you and your employer. The following are
examples of Units you could study: Introduction to Food
Safety & Hygiene, Handling & Cleaning Knives and Preparing,
Cooking & Finishing Poultry, Fish, Meat, Vegetable, Rice, Pastry
& Soup Dishes.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
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Childcare
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE’S
WORKFORCE LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
Nurseries provide practical experience towards an Apprenticeship
in the Children and Young People’s Workforce through City
& Guilds. You will be assessed by a portfolio of evidence that
supports your ability and competency to work with children
and young people. You will also undertake a Level 2 Award in
Paediatric First Aid.
Course Structure
The Course covers: Introduction to Duty of Care for Health, Social
Care or Children & Young People’s Settings, Child & Young Person
Development, How to Safeguard the Welfare of Children & Young
People, How to Support Positive Outcomes for Children & Young
People, The Speech, Language & Communication Needs of
Children & Young People With Behavioural, Social or Emotional
Difficulties and The Needs of Children & Young People Who Are
Vulnerable & Experiencing Poverty & Disadvantage.
You will also be required to study Functional Skills at
Entry Requirements
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Construction
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE
OPERATIONS LEVEL 2
Course Overview
You will learn how to carry out duties for safety requirements,
how to keep the building in a good state of repair, carry
out reactive and pro-reactive maintenance, painting, minor
plumbing, joinery and masonry.
Course Structure
The Apprenticeship covers: Safe Working Practices in
Construction, Knowledge of Information & Quantities and
How to Carry Out Small Scale Wood, Masonry, Plastering &
Plumbing Repairs.
You will be required to complete an NVQ portfolio.
You will also be required to study a technical qualification at
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
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Creative and Cultural
(offered in conjunction with the Bradford School of Arts & Media)
CREATIVE AND CULTURAL
– FIVE PATHWAYS LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
The Creative and Cultural sector is a rapidly growing and increasingly
important part of the UK economy, currently employing over two
million people. The Creative and Cultural Apprenticeships allow entry
into the creative industries where you will gain valuable experience
in employment.
Opportunities exist in five pathways:
Live Events and Promotions, Cultural Heritage Venue Operations,
Community Arts Management, Technical Theatre (Lighting,
Sound and Stage) and Costume & Wardrobe.
Course Structure
Most of your training will take place in the workplace, with additional
day release at Bradford College. You will achieve an EDI Award/
Certificate in Principles of the Creative and Cultural Sector (College
based) and an EDI Certificate/Diploma in one of the specialist
pathways (work based). Functional Skills are also covered and
assessment is carried out through the development of an e-portfolio
of evidence.
Entry Requirements
Level 2: A minimum of four GCSEs at Grade D or above including
English and Mathematics.
Level 3: A minimum of four GCSEs at Grade A*-C including English
and Mathematics or Level 2 on the Literacy and Numeracy screening.
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Creative and Cultural
(offered in conjunction with the Bradford School of Arts & Media)
CREATIVE AND CULTURAL
TEXTILES PRODUCTION LEVEL 2
Course Overview
This Apprenticeship will give you a basic understanding of
the processes within the textile industry. It is suitable for both
Apprentices new to textiles and those wishing to progress to a
Level 3 qualification. The Level 2 qulification is ideal for those
employed as: Pattern Room Assistant, Yarn Buyer, Sales, Yarn
Winder, Spinner, Weaver, Knitwear Mender, Textile Tester or
Warper and many other occupations in textile maufacture and
the retail of textile goods.
Course Structure
You will study four Mandatory Units: History of Textiles,
Health & Safety Employer Rights & Responsibilities,
Developing Working Relationships and Maintain Quality
Standards (BS EN ISO 9000).
You will also study Optional Units based on your
specific requirements.
You will be required to study a technical qualification
at Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
A minimum of four GCSEs at Grade D or above including
English and Mathematics.
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Creative Digital Media
CREATIVE DIGITAL MEDIA
LEVEL 3
Course Overview
This Apprenticeship covers roles across the creative and
digital media industries including digital graphics and
photo imaging.
There are many job roles in this area from production and
editing to interactive media and photography.
Course Structure
College day release covers: Print Production, Digital Graphics,
Print & Photography and Photographic Practice.
As this is a work-based Diploma, the Apprenticeship also
has various Optional Units from which to select based on
employment requirements.
You will be required to study a technical qualification
at Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
GCSE Mathematics and English at Grade A*-C or
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Customer Service
CUSTOMER SERVICE
LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
If you enjoy working with customers and working as team then
this Apprenticeship is perfect for you.
Course Structure
This Apprenticeship will cover: Communicating Effectively With
Customers Face to Face, In Writing or by Telephone, Resolving
Problems & Improving Customer Relations, Promoting Products
& Services, Keeping Records, Gathering Customer Feedback and
Working in a Team.
Entry Requirements
Level 3: GCSE Mathematics and English at Grade A*-C
or Level 1 on the Literacy and Numeracy BKSB screening.
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Dental Nursing
DENTAL NURSING (ORAL HEALTH CARE)
LEVEL 3
Course Overview
By working a minimum of 30 hours per week in a Dental
Surgery, you will soon become expert in essential parts of
the job including: assisting the dentist, caring for patients,
sterilising instruments and managing the reception desk.
With further training, you could go on to become a Dental
Therapist, Hygienist or Radiographer on completion of
this programme.
Course Structure
Scientific Principles in the Management of Oral Health
Diseases & Dental Procedures, Provide Chairside Support
During the Assessment of Patients’ Oral Health, Prepare
& Maintain Environments, Instruments & Equipment For
Clinical Dental Procedures, Dental Radiography, Reflect On &
Develop Your Practice, Provide Chairside Support During the
Provision of Fixed & Removable Prostheses, Ensure Your Own
Actions Reduce Risks to Health & Safety and Emergency First
Aid Skills.
You will be required to study Functional Skills at
Entry Requirements
GCSE Mathematics and English at Grade A*-C or Level 1
on the Literacy and Numeracy BKSB screening. You will be
required to have a PC with access to the internet.
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Electrical and Electronic Engineering
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERING LEVEL 3
Course Overview
You will be given first-hand experience and learn the majority of
the skills needed on the job, whilst also completing off the job
training within College by day release.
The course provides an excellent grounding and can lead to a
stimulating career in industry. Completing the course will gain
you an Advanced Apprenticeship in Electrical and Electronic
Engineering through SEMTA.
Course Structure
You will cover areas such as: Complying with Statutory
Regulations & Organisation Safety Requirements, Using &
Interpreting Engineering Data & Documentation, Working
Efficiently & Effectively in Engineering, Health & Safety in
the Engineering Workplace, Producing Electrical or Electronic
Engineering Drawings, Using a CAD System, Assembling, Wiring
& Testing Electrical Panels/Circuits/Components Mounted in
Enclosures and Communications for Engineering Technicians.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
GCSE Mathematics and English at Grade A*-C and a good
working knowledge of science subjects or Level 1 on the Literacy
and Numeracy BKSB screening. You will be required to have a
PC with access to the internet.
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Electrical Installation (Electrician)
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
(ELECTROTECHNICAL) LEVEL 3
Course Overview
You will be given first-hand experience and learn the majority of
the skills needed on the job, whilst also completing off the job
training within College by day release.
The course provides an excellent grounding and can lead to
a stimulating career in industry. Completing the course will
gain you an Advanced Apprenticeship in Electrical Installation
through City & Guilds and Summit Skills.
Course Structure
You will cover areas such as; Complying with Statutory
Regulations & Organisation Safety Requirements, Environmental
Technologies, Technical Requirements & Changes, Statutory &
Non-statutory Regulations & Requirements, Working Practices
in Accordance With Health & Safety Requirements, Fault
Diagnosis, Inspection, Testing & Commissioning Procedures and
an Achievement Measured 2 (AM2) practical examination and
multi-choice test.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
GCSE Mathematics and English at Grade A*-C and a good
working knowledge of science subjects or Level 1 on the
Literacy and Numeracy BKSB screening. You will be required to
take a colour blindness test. You will be required to have a PC
with access to the internet.
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Engineering
ENGINEERING - FABRICATION AND
WELDING LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
This is an excellent grounding in forming, fabricating and
welding and using a wide range of techniques and can lead
to a stimulating career. Completing the course will gain you
an Apprenticeship or Advanced Apprenticeship in Fabrication
and Welding through City & Guilds and SEMTA.
Course Structure
Level 2: Units such as: Working Safely in an Engineering
Environment, Working Efficiently & Effectively in Engineering,
Using & Communicating Technical Information, Engineering
Environment Awareness & Techniques, Engineering Principles
and Manual Welding Techniques.
Level 3: Units such as: Health & Safety, Engineering
Organisational Efficiency & Improvement, CAD, Pattern
Development, MIG, MAG, TIG & MMA Welding and Producing
Plate Fabrications.
either Bradford College or Leeds City College (Keighley).
Entry Requirements
Level 3: Successful achievement of a Level 2 Intermediate
Apprenticeship in Fabrication and Welding.
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Engineering
ENGINEERING - MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,
MAINTENANCE OR TECHNICAL SUPPORT
LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
This is an excellent grounding in several optional Engineering
pathways including Maintenance, Toolmaking, Technical Support
and Manufacturing and can lead to a stimulating career in one of
the various Engineering sectors. Completing the course will gain
you an Apprenticeship or Advanced Apprenticeship in Mechanical
Engineering through SEMTA.
Course Structure
Level 2: Working Safely in an Engineering Environment, Using &
Communicating Technical Information, Engineering Environment
Awareness, Techniques & Principles, Engineering Materials/Fitting
& Assembly Processes and Turning & Milling Techniques.
Level 3: Three Optional Units from the Level 2 PEO NVQ and
the required NVQ Units from your chosen pathway.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
Level 2: GCSE Mathematics and English at Grades A*-C and a
good working knowledge of science subjects or Entry 3 on the
Literacy and Numeracy BKSB screening.
Level 3: Successful achievement of a Level 2 Intermediate
Apprenticeship in Mechanical Engineering.
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Fitted Interiors
FITTED INTERIORS LEVEL 2
Course Overview
New buildings are springing up all over the country, and older
ones need to be maintained or restored. so there is always a
demand for skilled staff within the construction industry.
Completing the course will give you an Apprenticeship in
Fitted Interiors through Construction Skills.
Course Structure
The course covers: Conform to General Workplace Safety,
Conform to Efficient Work Practices, Move & Handle
Resources, Install Fitted Furniture and Install Basic Plumbing.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
GCSE Mathematics and English at Grade A*-C or Entry 3
on the Literacy and Numeracy BKSB screening.
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Hairdressing
HAIRDRESSING LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
This NVQ course will provide an understanding of the sector
and will also give you an awareness of the range of jobs and
work settings in the beauty field.
You will attend college one day per week and be trained in
your workplace for the rest of the week. An assessor will visit
your workplace to assess your practical competence.
Course Structure
Level 2: Health & Safety, Promotional Activities, Client
Consultation, Shampoo & Condition Hair, Blow Dry & Styling,
Basic Cutting and Basic Colouring.
Level 3: Health & Safety, Promotional Activities, Consultation
Techniques, Styling Long Hair, Creative Styling and Cutting
Techniques & Colouring.
You will study Mathematics and English in Functional Skills
and Employee Rights and Responsibilities.
You will also be required to study a technical qualification
at either Bradford College or the Exceed Hair Academy
in Bradford.
Entry Requirements
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Horticulture
HORTICULTURE LEVEL 2
Course Overview
This Apprenticeship will involve all aspects of horticulture.
Gardeners and Landscapers both undertake similar work.
Gardeners work mainly in the private sector in areas such
as commercial premises or private households. Landscapers
plant and manage borders and green spaces, build ponds and
water features and undertake hard landscaping work such
as driveways.
Course Structure
This qualification is delivered through practical and written
assignments which are carried out in the classroom and/or in
the workplace. You will be required to produce work tasks and
build a portfolio of evidence. The course will include the study
of Functional Skills at level 1 in Mathematics and English,
Employment Rights & Responsibilities and Personal Learning
& Thinking Skills.
On completion of the Intermediate Apprenticeship,
you will have the opportunity to apply to progress to an
Advanced Apprenticeship.
You will also be required to study a technical qualification.
Entry Requirements
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Information Technology
IT APPLICATION SPECIALIST
LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
Apprenticeships give you the opportunity to learn and train
in your chosen career as well as earning a regular pay packet.
You will be given first hand experience and learn the skills
needed on the job.
Course Structure
This Apprenticeship is achieved entirely in the workplace with
varied options to select from, including web building, systems
management and security and technical support.
Units are selected that match the type of work being
completed on a day-to-day basis.
Entry Requirements
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Management
MANAGEMENT AND TEAM LEADING
LEVEL 3
Course Overview
This Apprenticeship is for first line managers who have
decision-making responsibilities within defined limits
and those with wider responsibility for people and their
performance who also assess their knowledge and
understanding of key management activities.
Course Structure
The Apprenticeship covers: Manage Your Own Resources &
Professional Development, Provide Leadership in Your Area of
Responsibility, Allocate & Monitor the Progress & Quality of
Work in Your Area of Responsibility, Ensure Health & Safety
Requirements are Met in Your Area of Responsibility, Plan
Change, Implement Change, Manage a Budget, Manage a
Project and Work With Others to Improve Customer Service.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
Level 3: GCSE Mathematics and English at Grade A*-C
or Level 1 on the Literacy and Numeracy BKSB screening.
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Motor Vehicles
MOTOR VEHICLE - HEAVY VEHICLE
LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
You will be able to gain practical experience within the
region’s largest purpose-built automotive centre to work
towards an Apprenticeship or Advanced Apprenticeship
in Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair through City
& Guilds.
Course Structure
Level 2: Health & Safety, Positive Working Relationships,
Routine Maintenance, Engine Units & Components, Auxiliary
Electrical Units & Components, Commercial Vehicle Chassis
Units & Components and Pre & Post Work Vehicle Inspections.
Level 3: Diagnose & Rectify Engine Systems & Component
Faults, Diagnose & Rectify Auxiliary Equipment Electrical Faults,
Diagnose & Rectify Commercial Vehicle Chassis & Component
Faults and Identify & Agree Customer Vehicle Needs.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
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Motor Vehicles
MOTOR VEHICLE - LIGHT VEHICLE
LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
You will be able to gain practical experience within the
region’s largest purpose-built automotive centre to work
towards an Apprenticeship or Advanced Apprenticeship in
Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair through City
& Guilds.
Course Structure
Level 2: Health & Safety plus Positive Working Relationships,
Routine Maintenance, Engine Units & Components, Auxiliary
Electrical Units & Components, Chassis Units & Components
and Pre & Post Work Vehicle Inspections.
Level 3: Diagnose & Rectify Engine Systems & Component
Faults, Diagnose & Rectify Auxiliary Equipment Electrical Faults,
Diagnose & Rectify Vehicle Chassis Systems & Component
Faults and Identify & Agree Customer Vehicle Needs.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
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Nail Services
NAIL SERVICES LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
This NVQ course will provide an understanding of the sector
and will also give you an awareness of the range of jobs and
work settings in the beauty field to enable you to make an
informed decision about your future career.
You will attend college one day per week and be trained in
your workplace for the rest of the week. An assessor will
visit your workplace to assess your practical competence.
Course Structure
Level 2: Health & Safety, Promotional Activities, Effectiveness
at Work, Manicure Treatments, Pedicure Treatments, The
Extension & Maintenance of Nails Using an Acrylic Based
System, Nail Art and Reception Duties.
Level 3: Health & Safety, Promotional Activities, Enhance the
Nails Using UV Gel Systems, Enhance the Nails Using Liquid &
Powder and Enhance & Maintain the Nails Using Wraps &
Nail Art.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
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Optical Retailing
OPTICAL RETAILING LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
These Apprenticeships will support those working in an
optical retail environment as dispensing assistants; contact
lens assistants; optical retail receptionists and optical
assistants. All of these job roles include supporting
Dispensing Technicians and Contact Lens Technicians
as well as Optometrists.
Course Structure
You may be required to attend College for a one-day
induction, after which the course will be delivered in the
workplace using an electronic portfolio. You will be allocated
an individual assessor to observe your performance in the
workplace (an average of every four to six weeks).
On completion of the Level 2 course you will be in a position
to progress to a Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship and on
completion of the Level 3 course, you will be in a position to
progress the Foundation Degree in Ophthalmic Dispensing.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
You should be working in an optical retail environment for a
minimum of 30 hours per week.
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Painting and Decorating
PAINTING AND DECORATING
LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
You will learn a variety of skills including efficient working
practices, assembling and dismantling working platforms,
applying paint systems by brush and roller and producing
decorative specialist paint finishes whilst working towards a
recognised qualification through City & Guilds.
Course Structure
The Apprenticeship covers: Health & Safety Issues,
Knowledge of Building Methods & Communicating
With Others, Preparing Surfaces for Decoration, Applying
Wallpaper to Walls & Ceilings, Produce Decorative Finishes
Using Specialist Techniques and Project Management.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
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Pharmacy
PHARMACY LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
On these courses, you will be given first-hand experience and
learn the majority of the skills needed in the workplace whilst
gaining the knowledge required for these job roles.
The Level 2 will be completed entirely in your workplace using
online materials.
For Level 3, you will be required to attend a college day in
either Bradford College or in our virtual classroom.
Course Structure
Level 2 will be completed online with the support of an
individual assessor to observe you in your workplace. This
course takes an average of 15 months to complete.
Level 3 meets the entry requirements for registration with
the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) as a Pharmacy
Technician. This course is delivered over two years, on a day
release basis, at Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
Level 2: GCSE Mathematics and English or Entry 3
Level 3: GCSE Mathematics, English Language and two
Science subjects (or Double Award) at Grade A*-C. You should
be working in a pharmacy environment for a minimum of
30 hours per week.
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Plastering
PLASTERING LEVEL 2
Course Overview
On completion of this course you will receive an
Apprenticeship in Plastering through City & Guilds.
Course Structure
The Apprenticeship will cover: Conform to General Workplace
Safety, Conform to Efficient Work Practices, Move & Handle
Resources, Prepare Background Surfaces for Plaster Work,
Produce Internal Solid Plaster Finishes, Produce External
Solid Plaster Finishes, Apply Finishing Plaster to Backgrounds
for Plaster Work, Install Direct Bond Dry Lining, Lay Sand &
Cement Screeds and Install Mechanically Fixed Plasterboards.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
GCSE Mathematics and English at Grade A*-E or Entry 3 on
the Literacy and Numeracy BKSB screening.
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Plumbing
PLUMBING LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
On this course, you will be given first-hand experience and
learn the majority of the skills needed on the job, whilst
also completing off-the-job training within college by day
release working towards an Apprenticeship or Advanced
Apprenticeship in Plumbing through City & Guilds.
Course Structure
Level 2: Maintain a Safe Working Environment Whilst
Undertaking Plumbing Activities, Maintain Effective Plumbing
Working Relationships and Installation & Maintenance of
Non-complex Plumbing Systems.
Level 3: Plan Complex Domestic Work Activities, Install
Complex Domestic Plumbing Systems & Components,
Service & Maintain Complex Domestic Plumbing Systems,
Install Domestic Plumbing, Gas Systems & Components and
Unvented Hot Water.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
GCSE Mathematics and English at Grade A*-E or Level 1
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Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
SMALL COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION
AND AIR CONDITIONING LEVEL 2
Course Overview
You will be given first-hand experience and learn the majority
of the skills needed on the job, whilst also completing off-thejob training within college by day release.
Course Structure
This course will cover the theory side and practical aspects of:
Cold Rooms, Small Commercial FD Systems, Split System Air
Conditioners, Domestic & Commercial Freezers, Cold Storage,
Installation of Air Conditioning Units and Pipe Brazing.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
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Security Alarms
SECURITY ALARMS LEVEL 2
Course Overview
In this Apprenticeship, you will learn how to install systems,
work safely in an electrical environment, learn how electrical
systems work and learn the rules that govern how systems
must be set up to comply with standards. You will qualify to
standards set by City & Guilds and Skills for Security.
Course Structure
College day release covers: Working Safely in the
Electrotechnical Environment, Electrical & Electronic
Principles, Intruder Alarm Systems and the completion
of an NVQ portfolio.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
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Trowel Occupations
TROWEL OCCUPATIONS - BRICKWORK
LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
New buildings are springing up all over the country, and
older ones need to be maintained or restored. Consequently,
there is always a demand for skilled staff within the
construction industry.
Completing this course will give you an Apprenticeship or
Advanced Apprenticeship in Trowel Occupations through
Construction Skills and City & Guilds.
Course Structure
The Apprenticeship will cover: Working on a Construction
Site to Given Specifications, Setting Out Basic Structures,
Building Brick & Block Walling, Laying Domestic Drainage,
Place & Finish Concrete & Render Surfaces and Working to
Specification Setting Out & Erecting Masonry Structures.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
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Wood Occupations
WOOD OCCUPATIONS - SITE CARPENTRY
OR BENCH JOINERY LEVELS 2 AND 3
Course Overview
New buildings are springing up all over the country, and older
ones need to be maintained or restored so there is always a
demand for skilled staff within the construction industry.
Completing this course will give you an Apprenticeship or
an Advanced Apprenticeship in Wood Occupations through
Construction Skills and City & Guilds.
Course Structure
The Apprenticeship will cover: Conform to Workplace Health
& Safety, Conform to Productive Working Practices, Moving &
Handling Materials & Resources, Install First Fix Components,
Install Second Fix Components, Maintain Carpentry Work,
Set Up a Circular Saw and Erect Carcassing Components/
Project Management.
Bradford College.
Entry Requirements
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OPEN
EVENTS
We run a series of Open Events throughout the year where
you will have the opportunity to meet our tutors, take a
campus tour and get all the answers you need.
Open events take place annually in:
••March
••July
••August
(including A levels Results Day and GCSE Results Day)
•• November
For full details of dates, times and venues and to
pre-register visit the ‘Open Days’ section of
our website at:
www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk
Visit the national Apprenticeships website at
www.apprenticeships.org.uk
www.facebook.com/ctsapprentices
www.twitter.com/ctsapprentices
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Bradford College, Great Horton Road,
Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD7 1AY
01274 433333
www.bradfordcollege.ac.uk
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