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Boots launches 18-month apprenticeship scheme

Boots UK is launching a new 18-month business apprenticeship scheme aimed at students who have completed their A-levels. The scheme will offer successful applicants the opportunity… View Article

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Boots launches 18-month apprenticeship scheme

Boots UK is launching a new 18-month business apprenticeship scheme aimed at students who have completed their A-levels.

The scheme will offer successful applicants the opportunity to undertake placements in various business functions throughout the retailer’s Nottingham support office, as well as in-store.

Boots said the roles will carry real responsibilities and will give students the opportunity to learn how the retail industry works. The retailer  will also fund and fully support candidates to study for a Higher Apprenticeship in Business Management, equivalent to a foundation degree level.

Applicants will need at least 3 A-levels, excluding general studies, at grade C or above, plus GCSE’s in maths and English at grade C or above. They must also be interested in studying for a work based higher apprenticeship in business management.

Sarah White, head of capability at Boots UK’s Nottingham support office said: “At Boots we’re passionate about attracting and developing the best new talent. This apprenticeship programme, is for young people who are beginning to evaluate their career options after their A-levels and would prefer to enter the workplace.”

Alex Gourlay, chief executive of the health and beauty division, Alliance Boots, said: “We are committed to supporting the employment and further education of young people. Our Boots Business Apprenticeship Programme complements our existing work with Business in the Community, Work Inspiration Week, Young Enterprise and our range of employment, education and training for young people and existing colleagues.”

 

 

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