Jersey Apprenticeship Scheme
Apprenticeships are designed for individuals who are beginning or developing a career in a traditional craft area. Whether you are a school leaver or looking for a career change, the Jersey Apprenticeship Scheme will provide you and your employer with support to become a skilled technician. Once enrolled on the scheme you will receive both on and off-the-job training and achieve nationally recognised qualifications.
Enterprise and Business Development offers up to £8,500 to the employer for a four-year apprenticeship, plus additional grant payments to the apprentice upon successful attainment of a level II and level III qualification. The scheme supports apprenticeships in the following trades:
- Carpentry or Joinery
- Electricians
- Food Preparation
- Hairdressing
- Mechanical Engineering, Welding and Fabrication
- Motor Vehicle Engineering
- Painting and Decorating
- Plumbing and Heating
- Trowel Trades
Employer Accreditation
Before a business can register a potential apprentice on the Jersey Apprenticeship Scheme, there is a requirement for the employer to become accredited. This includes completing the trade specific 'Employer Accreditation Information' document and signing and agreeing the Jersey Apprenticeship Scheme Agreement.
Copies of the Agreement and various trade specific 'Employer Accreditation Information' are downloadable by the following link
Employer Accreditation Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I enrol?
A: If you are already employed, ask your employers to contact Enterprise and Business Development. If you are not in employment, go to the Careers Service.
Q: How long will it take?
A: Four years for a Level III qualification that meets the trade standards.
Documents to Download
Individuals of Organisations to Contact
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Appeals Policy
Anyone wishing to appeal against a decision regarding an application for a grant should write to the Director of Enterprise and Business Development outlining the specific reasons / circumstances for the appeal.
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