APPRENTICESHIPS
The Stationers' Company's stated strategy is to actively contribute to the education of the Communication and Content industries and has the intention of further developing this area in the future.
The Stationers’ Company believes that apprenticeships provide an important route into employment. Once considered an alternative to gaining a degree, apprenticeships are today available at a wide variety of levels to suit school leavers, people returning to work and those that need to develop their professional skills. They are available across a huge range of employment opportunities and even those with degrees can access an apprenticeship at a level appropriate for their next move. Most organisations offer to recruit new talent into their business and develop their existing employees.
Two major apprenticeship schemes which the Company has supported are:
the Pearson Apprentice Scheme and the Evening Standard Media Diversity Scheme.
Closer to home the Company seeks to make information about apprenticeships available to those who mentor students at Leigh Stationers’ Academy and in conjunction with Pearson Plc, one of its Corporate Members, hosted a webinar on Apprenticeships and the new T-level qualifications. You can play the recording of that Webinar by clicking on the image below. A fact sheet on T-Levels can be accessed here.
For the Communication and Content Industries which need to ensure a supply of well-qualified people to take the sector forward, apprenticeships are invaluable and that is why the Company in 2018 held its first Apprenticeship event at Ravensbourne University. . Over the course of the two days, more than 2500 students from across the South East attended.
Apprentice Futures 2024provides a source of information for all and links students, career advisors, employers and providers. To find out more click the image below to go to our dedicated website.
