The Trackers programme supports people aged 16 and over in their chosen apprenticeships by providing mentoring and funding for training fees.
Apprenticeships supported
- barbering
- beauty therapy
- brewing
- bricklaying
- childcare
- civil engineering
- culinary
- customer service
- cyber security
- dental nursing
- digital
- electrical
- foundation
- general building
- green keeping
- hairdressing
- health & social care
- higher apprenticeships
- hospitality management
- motor vehicle
- painting & decorating
- plumbing
- retail
- veterinary nursing
- welding
- wood occupations
Trackers mentors
Apprentices are given a dedicated, qualified, mentor to coach, support and guide them through their apprenticeship.
Mentors will:
- help develop soft skills
- meet one to one with apprentices
- help arrange employer, apprentice and tutor meetings
- challenge and develop apprentices to reach their full potential
Mentors use coaching and mentoring techniques including:
- personal reflection
- performance review
- goal setting
- action planning
- employer / apprentice appraisals
Trackers entry criteria
All applicants must be employed in the vocational area of their chosen apprenticeship for a minimum of six months (unless applying for the Foundation Apprenticeship).
All applicants must be of the ‘Entitled’ or ‘Entitled to work’ status.
How to apply for Trackers
The 2019 recruitment period for Trackers opens on 1 March 2019. The closing date for all applications is 31 May 2019.
Applications will be reviewed and applicants contacted after the closing date.
Complete this application if you are employed in the area you wish to study.
Trackers Foundation Programme
The Trackers foundation apprenticeship is a one year full-time programme for 16 to 18 year olds.
It will benefit:
those who have an idea of which career path they would like to go into but have not yet found employment
those who are unsure of their career path and would like to gain experience in different industries
The programme runs from September 2019 to June 2020 and includes:
- two days a week work experience placement in chosen area
- two days a week personal development and employability training
- one day a week completing a customer service qualification
- the opportunity to retake Maths & English up to Level 2
This programme runs term time only.
Trackers foundation application form
Apprenticeship research
We also research off-island or e-learning qualifications if relevant to an apprenticeship within your chosen area / industry.
If you are interested in an apprenticeship that is not listed, contact us using this form.
Information leaflet new apprenticeship programmes
Information for employers
You can find out more about Trackers, including how to express your interest in employing an apprentice, on the employers' page.
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