GuideWelcome to the Apprenticeship and Training Fair. I am Maya, your guide today, and I will introduce the seven training routes showcased here.
GuideStand one features programmes where you work full-time for an employer, earn a salary, and simultaneously complete a university degree over three to five years — all without student debt.
GuideStand two covers qualifications awarded by professional bodies in fields like accounting, law, or engineering — achieving the highest level of these, such as chartered status, signals mastery in your field.
GuideStand three showcases short programmes — typically eight to sixteen weeks — fully funded by the government and designed to fast-track people into specific high-demand sectors like digital or green energy.
GuideStand four features programmes where an employer pays for you to attend a short course, coding bootcamp, or professional certificate while you remain in your current role.
GuideStand five focuses on schemes where skills are built entirely through the day-to-day work itself — often through structured rotations, shadowing, and formal reviews — without attending external courses.