Apprenticeships NUH Charity    Home Services Patients, Carers and Visitors Contact and find us Careers and development About us Research Home Careers and development Opportunities Apprenticeships Covid-19 symptoms and self-isolation advice. Book your Covid vaccination and find out how to order self-testing kits. See our guidance for visitors and people coming into hospital for an appointment. If you think you have symptoms, please do not attend your hospital appointment until you are advised it is safe to do so. Please contact us to rearrange your appointment, or to re-organise treatment and tests. Looking for an Apprenticeship at NUH? We advertise apprentice vacancies at our hospitals as they become available. This means that you could start your Apprenticeship at any time of year. All Apprenticeship opportunities are advertised on our website. Vacancies are advertised for two weeks and are advertised at various times throughout the year, as vacancies become available. The new-recruit Apprenticeships that we advertise are suitable for all new entrants to the NHS. For more detailed information please visit the Institute for Apprenticeships website. If you have any general queries or questions please email to wideningparticipation@nuh.nhs.uk or call Michelle Place, Apprentice Lead, on 01159691169 Ext: 51152 Follow us on Twitter What's on offer at NUH? Here's how an Apprenticeship at NUH looks 13 months to four years, depending on the level you study You'll also gain a Functional Skills qualification in English and Maths (if applicable) You'll gain an Apprenticeship-standard qualification New recruits will benefit from a fixed-term contract Existing NUH staff can be fully-funded through an Apprenticeship What is an Apprenticeship? It's a programme of learning, leading to a qualification. The learning can be in a variety of subjects and at a variety of levels, from Level 2 (GCSE) to Level 7 (Masters). Both existing staff and new starter Apprenticeships are available. What hours will I work? The standard NHS full-time contract is 37.5 hours. As an Apprentice, you're expected to work a minimum of 30 hours to undertake the qualification full-time. Part-time workers aren't excluded, but must extend the length of time that they study for, to allow all of the learning hours to be included. How much will I earn? The Apprentice wage for new recruits is £165 per week (which increases annually). Exisiting staff have no changes to their current pay, terms or conditions. It is viewed as fully-funded training. How much study time will I have? As an Apprentice, 20% of the time is spent on 'off-the-job' training. This can include a wide range of activities including 1:1, Appraisal, mandatory training, study, and preparation for study. It could also be described as Continuing Professional Development (CPD). On top of this 20%, you may also have an additional 2 hours of study if you need to complete Functional Skills in Maths and English. Back to top of page Print this page Email this page Site map Meet Leila, NUH Apprentice of the Year 2018 Read about Leila's experience as a Healthcare Assistant Apprentice at NUH here. What subjects are on offer? This question isn't as easy to answer as you may think. Apprenticeships are growing at an amazing rate, so what may not be available today, may be available tomorrow! Currently though, the diversity of subjects means there will be something for everyone. Example Apprenticeship subjects Opportunities Current jobs Volunteering Interpreting and Translation Opportunities Work experience Apprenticeships National recognition for #TeamNUH Apprentice is a hospital hero Meet our NUH Apprentice of the Year 2018, Leila Howard Career framework and pathways Entry to Healthcare Employability Programmes Return to practice Easy Read Job Application QMC Derby Road Nottingham NG7 2UH Phone: 0115 924 9924 Travel to QMC > City Hospital Hucknall Road Nottingham NG5 1PB Phone: 0115 969 1169 Travel to City Hospital > Ropewalk House 113 The Ropewalk Nottingham NG1 5DU Click here for contact information Travel to Ropewalk House > Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust CQC overall rating Requires improvement 15 September 2021 See the report Join us on social media Enable Recite Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust © 2021 Powered by VerseOne Group Ltd Privacy, cookies & disclaimer