Business Administration
Business Administration
About Apprenticeships
Why Choose An Apprenticeship?
Kickstart your career with an apprenticeship and earn as you learn.
Across North Wales and beyond, companies are recruiting for apprenticeships and training people in the skills they need to succeed in their career.
As an apprentice you will earn whilst you learn, gaining skills, knowledge, experience and recognised qualifications along the way. Whether you’re aged between 16 and 19 or 20 and over, a range of apprenticeship options may be available to you.
Business Administration Apprenticeships can be the first step into a huge range of industries and this qualification will give you the skills you need to succeed in the world of work and future career.
You will often be required to work as part of a team and interact with all other departments on a regular basis.
Apprentices will be assessed in the workplace by our industry served assessing teams, learners completing these qualifications need to be understanding, organised and have excellent communication skills.
Apprenticeships We Offer
We offer business administration apprenticeship training at Level 2, 3 & 4.
City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Business Administration
Entry Requirement – Employed in a relevant industry
Typical Duration – 15 months
Study Mode & Assessment – Work based assessment
Location – Workplace
City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Business Administration
Entry Requirement – Employed in a relevant industry
Typical Duration – 15 months
Study Mode & Assessment – Work based assessment
Location – Workplace
Ellen O’Riordan
Studied – Level 2 & Level 3 Business Administration
Currently – Project Support Officer at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
“When I started the Level 2 qualification I was working at Band 2 level within the NHS. Completing both Business Administration qualifications has allowed me to progress my career while still working in the NHS and I’m now working at a Band 4 level. Without these qualifications this wouldn’t have been possible as I wouldn’t have met the person specification criteria for my current position of Project Support Officer.
“In my recent interview one of the questions I was asked was what communication method I would use to engage with stakeholders. Having completed knowledge and evidence based units around communication in both the Level 2 & Level 3 I was able to deliver a well-structured answer at the interview.
“I had great support from my work based learning practitioner Sarah who helped me achieve the qualifications.”
Frankie McCamley
Studied – A Level English, Drama, Maths and French
Currently – Presenter and News Correspondent for the BBC
“I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do in the future, so I chose a range of different subjects to study at A Level. I’m now employed by the BBC as a Presenter and News Correspondent and studying at Yale Sixth gave me the confidence and skills to go onto university. I made some amazing friends, had some great teachers who I’ll never forget and had a great time in Wrexham!
“I look back on my time at Yale with pride and fondness and will never forget it!”
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Case Studies
Kimberly Jones
“During my apprenticeship I was getting the training as well as getting paid. It opens your eyes up to the working environment and gets you ready for your future.
I think it’s brilliant to have the opportunity to do an apprenticeship as a mature person.”
Jane Moore
Alice Stansford
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Employers We Work With
