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Water Industry Apprenticeships:
Everyone is familiar with the word apprenticeships. Traditionally, an apprenticeship was the entry point for people into many skills based industries like the water industry.
Apprenticeships are now used by a wide variety of businesses to train new people in their organisations. Additionally, apprenticeships are commonly used to upskill existing staff and enable them to benchmark their knowledge and skills, whilst achieving a nationally accredited qualification.
Modern Apprenticeship Standards have been developed to supersede old frameworks. These groups of employers from a range of sectors have come together to develop new standards that better meet the Knowledge, Skills and Behaviours (KSBs) requirements for their organisations, sectors and the wider economy.
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Our Apprenticeships:
Explore our leading water industry apprenticeships.
Level 2 Water Network Operative
Level 3 Water Treatment Technician
Level 3 Water Industry Network Technician
Level 2 Drainage Network Operative
Level 3 Water Industry Treatment Process Technician
Level 4 Asset Manager
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Apprenticeship Funding:
All of our apprenticeships can be funded via the Apprenticeship Levy and Co-Investment Funding in England. The funding for apprenticeships is governed by rules laid down by the Education & Skills Funding Agency, which detail the obligations for both employers and training providers.
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End Point Assessment (EPA):
End Point Assessment is the final stage of an apprenticeship. Undertaken by an independent body, an End Point Assessment Organisation (EPAO), it is an assessment of whether an apprentice has developed the skills, knowledge and behaviours detailed in the Apprenticeship Standard.
