Whether you are an individual looking for an Apprenticeship, or an employer looking for an apprentice, there is a whole range of information here to help you decide if Apprenticeships are the right route for you.

About Apprenticeships

16 -18

19+

Adult

Whatever your training needs, Sysco can tailor them specifically to enhance your personal circumstances.


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e2e



e2e is an engaging programme for 16-18 year olds who are undecided about their career aims and want to develop a range of skills to help them enter the world of work.


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Partner Links


Skill Boost can provide you with customised training linked to an identified employer vacancy. Funding will be available via the Learning and Skills Council and European Social Fund.


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The Process


Let us help you identify the skills your workforce will need to meet your individual business needs.


Skillworks

Inward Investor



With help from Sysco Business Skills Academy you can invest in skills, giving your employees the ability, confidence and motivation to deliver real business results.


Overview

Level 2 + Level 3

Skills For Life


“By keeping up with the ever-changing legislation, you can help your company to avoid potential penalties and lower the risk of things going wrong”


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“It’s been said many times that great managers and leaders are born, not made. We wholeheartedly DISAGREE!”


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“When standards aren’t met, your clients notice and your business suffers! Underpinning your service with quality standards makes so much sense”


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“By tapping into the knowledge, you can understand your customers, deliver what they need and improve your own profits”


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SKILL BOOST - A SEAMLESS TRANSITION

With Skill Boost behind him, trainee welder Paul achieves his pipe dream

The world of welding became a passion for 19-year-old Paul Hird from Aintree when he achieved his Level 2 NVQ. Paul had set his sights on career with a company laying pipes in the North Sea, and was thrilled when he received a job offer.
However, Paul soon discovered he needed to obtain a coded certificate in ‘stovepipe’ welding before he could move into the job. He returned to his local Jobcentre in Aintree, who referred him on to Sysco as the regional Skill Boost training provider.

“Because Paul was relatively young and inexperienced, we decided to send him for an assessment at North West Welder Training in Eccles,” explains Sysco’s Employability Manager Mark Spanner.
“The feedback we had was that his welding skills would take some time to develop.
“But Paul’s attitude was always superb,” adds Mark. “He remained positive, and totally committed to welding as a career.”

Mark contacted a local employer, Denholm Rees O’Donnell, based near Paul’s home. They arranged for Paul to attend an interview and were so impressed with his enthusiasm, they decided they would offer him a job as an Apprentice – provided he achieved the coded welding certificate that he needed.
“We were able to organise a Work Trial for Paul,” says Mark. At the same time, North West Welder Training was also prepared to provide him with two days a week training in order to bring him up to the standard required.
Paul started full-time employment with Denholm Rees O’Donnell in early 2009, and by March was about to begin his Apprenticeship.
“We’re so pleased that we were able to steer Paul towards the work that was just right for him at that early stage in his career,” says Mark. “His commitment shone through from the start – he just needed more time to work on his skills.
“Now, he will be able to develop properly to get on in the career he so clearly loves.”