Apprenticeships are a great way to learn and gain experience at the same time. This page explains the main features of apprenticeships, gives examples, explains a little about entry requirements and how to apply, and looks briefly at next steps.
Email: whh.apprenticeshipteam@nhs.net Telephone: 01928 753436
Click the link below to view different apprenticeship career routes: https://haso.skillsforhealth.org.uk/pathways/
Click the link below for the full list of apprenticeships available: https://findapprenticeshiptraining.apprenticeships.education.gov.uk/
Click here to view the list of available and forthcoming apprenticeships
Our Apprenticeship Team took part in the November 2019 One Halton Health Show Podcast.
To listen to it follow the link to the below website:
https://vcaradio.com/
"The Chartered Management Degree has been one of my best decisions to date. I’ve been able to meet a variety of people in the roles throughout the NHS, in my cohort there is an Associate Director of Nursing and a Head of Information Governance. I like the fact I can learn management theory and then take this away and tailor my assignment to working at the Trust. So far I’ve looked at a marketing strategy for recruitment, an analysis of the organisation environment, performance management, project management and motivating teams (all about WHH!). I am forever grateful for the Trust investing in my development and on the back of this I have been offered a new role. I am really looking forward to starting my new job and I believe this will further help me to develop myself as a leader." Rachel
Want to support our NHS from your own home, using your clinical skills and expertise by joining the 'virtual frontline'? By working as a Clinical Contact Caseworker, you will be responsible for
Salary: £17.35 ph - £27.75 ph
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Posted: 14/05/2020
