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The University Apprenticeship Awards Ceremony celebrates outstanding achievement
Hosted
at Wadham College by Dr Stephen Goss (Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Personnel and
Equality) the 2014 University Apprenticeship Awards recognised the outstanding
achievement of some of our youngest staff.
Kathryn Scott (Department of
Engineering Science) and Benjamin Neal (Department of Computer Science) were
jointly awarded this year’s Apprenticeship prize for outstanding contribution
to their Departments objectives.
Dr Goss also presented Joshua Carr (IT Services) with
his University Digital Media Production Apprenticeship completion certificate.
After his 3 year apprenticeship Joshua has now stepped into a full time role in
the department and is a key member of the production team.
University
Apprenticeships currently include: Administration, Audio-Visual and Media,
Building & Facilities maintenance, Customer Services, Finance & Accountancy,
Human Resources, Health and Safety, IT, Laboratory Technicians and Mechanical Engineering
Technicians.
2015
will see the launch of a revised framework of guidance that will further
promote Apprenticeships across the university by introducing a more flexible
and responsive approach that will better suit Department’s needs.
If you
are interested in finding out more contact the University Apprenticeship
Manager, Clive Shepherd at: apprenticeships@admin.ox.ac.uk
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Hello and thanks for visiting the University of Oxford’s Apprenticeships blog.
We love Apprenticeships because they are the building blocks
of our future. The University of Oxford
are keen supporters of Apprenticeships, working in partnership with our local
training providers we give young people in the local community fantastic
opportunities to develop their career in a wide range of subjects.
Apprenticeships at the University are an attractive route
into a professional career, many of whom find themselves working as part of a
team conducting ground-breaking research.
Our apprenticeships are not just in the traditional technical and
engineering subjects, they are in the arts, humanities, medical sciences,
administration, HR, IT, social and digital media, marketing, plant
sciences and a whole host of other
subjects.
We are passionate about apprenticeships that offer the
chance to gain on the job work experience and skills and a salary at the same
time as gaining qualifications.
We see many benefits to having apprentices: they develop
pipeline talent and preserve knowledge and skills for the future, they provide
training tailored to the department giving the confidence of having competent
professionals for the next generation, they bring vitality, fresh perspective
and new ideas, they develop mentoring skills in existing staff, and they
support the community by giving young people the opportunity to reach their
potential and make a fantastic start to their future.
If you are interested in supporting apprentices at the
University of Oxford please get in touch with Clive Shepherd, Apprenticeship
Manager at clive.shepherd@admin.ox.ac.uk
The University of Oxford is a Living Wage employer.
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To view current vacancies please follow this link to our website https://www.ox.ac.uk/about/jobs/apprentice/
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Hello and welcome to the University of Oxford Apprenticeships blog!
We hope this blog will give you an insight into some of the varied Apprenticeships we have here at the University of Oxford.
We are incredibly proud of all of our Apprentices and this blog will share some of the experiences of our current and completed Apprentices.
Apprenticeships at the University of Oxford offer exciting opportunities to work for one of the world’s top learning and research universities.
Apprenticeships have been transformed in recent years with some now offering qualifcations up to degree level. Apprenticeships at the University are an attractive route into a professional career, many of whom find themselves working as part of a team conducting ground-breaking research.
Our Apprenticeships are not just in the traditional technical and engineering subjects, they are in the arts, humanities, medical sciences, administration, HR, IT, social and digital media, marketing, plant sciences and a whole host of other subjects.
We are continually looking to grow the number of opportunities and it’s always worth checking our vacancies regularly at http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/personnel/staffinfo/apprenticeships/
Going to University lets you explore a subject you’re passionate about and can open up a whole range of career options. We are equally passionate about apprenticeships that offer the chance to gain on the job work experience and skills and a salary at the same time as gaining qualifications.
There are many benefits from having an apprenticeship: they develop pipeline talent and preserve knowledge and skills for the future, they provide training tailored to the department giving the confidence having competent professionals for the next generation, they bring fresh perspective and new ideas, they develop mentoring skills in existing staff, and they support the community by giving young people the opportunity to reach their potential and make a fantastic start to their future.
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