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Why the Keep Britain Working Review matters
Apprentice Ambassador Co-Chair, Jess Duff, on why the drive to Keep Britain Working really matters.
NEAAN Welcomes Skills England’s Priority Skills to 2030 Report
The North East Apprenticeship Ambassador Network has welcomed publication Skills England’s Assessment of Priority Skills to 2030 report.
A Bold Step Forward for North East Apprenticeships
The Government announcement on skills reform is not just a policy shift, it’s a signal of intent. It’s also incredibly reassuring to see such significant investment in the future of young people and its potential positive impact on the regional economy.
NEAAN welcomes government reforms as major boost
The North East Apprenticeship Ambassadors Network has welcomed the Government’s plan for a major skills reform package.
The green machines!
Headquarters North and 101st (Northumbrian) Regiment Royal Artillery (101RA) was the base for a unique event to mark National Apprenticeship Week.
Intelect UK: Powering the North East’s Engineering Expertise Through Apprenticeships
A hugely-successful North East SME, Intelect provides engineering services to some of the leading operators in the food processing, utilities, renewables and pharmaceuticals sectors.
Case Studies
Hollie Hannah, Private Banking Manager, Handelsbanken
My route into banking is hardly the traditional one, having started out working in retail and waiting tables while studying Aviation Operations at college hoping to fly in to the world of airports and planes.
Adam Henderson, Customer Service Apprentice, Mitie
Customer service apprentice, Adam, has achieved a great deal in a short while – in this blog, he outlines his employment journey so far and gives a few top tips for would-be and newby apprentices…
Sophie Ogden, Management Accountant – County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust
Hello, my name is Sophie and I started as an apprentice for County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust when I was 17, in 2020.
Blogs
Why the Keep Britain Working Review matters
Apprentice Ambassador Co-Chair, Jess Duff, on why the drive to Keep Britain Working really matters.
NEAAN Welcomes Skills England’s Priority Skills to 2030 Report
The North East Apprenticeship Ambassador Network has welcomed publication Skills England’s Assessment of Priority Skills to 2030 report.
A Bold Step Forward for North East Apprenticeships
The Government announcement on skills reform is not just a policy shift, it’s a signal of intent. It’s also incredibly reassuring to see such significant investment in the future of young people and its potential positive impact on the regional economy.
Vacancies
Business Administrator Apprenticeship Level 3 – Northumbria Optical Coatings Ltd
An exciting apprenticeship opportunity is available in a vibrant industry in the north east, the apprentice will gain experience in multiple areas of a local business. Offering an excellent salary at £215.77 weekly and £253.85 weekly after a 6-month review. With opportunities to consider various career routes and progression possibilities.
Digital Marketing Apprentice – Sintons
Sintons are looking to recruit a Digital Marketing Apprentice to join their Marketing team. Reporting to the Head of Marketing, the successful candidate will work with the Marketing team to support the firm to deliver its marketing and business development strategy....
Apprentice Travel Consultant – Hays Travel
Role Summary Whilst beginning to learn about the business and how we operate, you will be provided with ongoing training and support to help develop your customer service and selling skills. You will learn how to adapt to working within a fast paced sales environment,...
Meet our region’s top former apprentices
As named by the North East England Chamber of Commerce.
Gary Graham, Managing Director
Unipres UK
“Apprenticeships are vital for not only high-achievers, but also young people who sometimes slip through the cracks academically. They’re a fantastic way to take your first step on the career ladder.”








