Why choose us?
The University of Sheffield AMRC Training Centre is a great place to do an apprenticeship for several reasons. The centre is top of the regional league table for engineering apprentice achievement so as an apprentice, you are more likely to succeed with us.
Our building is filled with industry-standard state-of-the-art equipment for you to use, so with us, you will be best prepared to begin your career in the real world. We work with a range of fantastic employers, one of which you will be placed with, and we will support you throughout this journey. Below are our six top reasons for choosing to undertake an apprenticeship with us.
6 good reasons for choosing an apprenticeship with us
The AMRC Training Centre is unique and gives great opportunities to young people. Here are just a few of our advantages…
Apprentices earn approximately £200 a week, but many employers offer more than this.
Apprenticeships ensure that you get hands-on experience and help you to really hit the ground running with your career.
We only offer nationally recognised qualifications that are acknowledged and respected by employers across the world.
Your employer pays for you to gain your qualification so you won’t be weighed down by student debt.
Our dedicated team will support you throughout your apprenticeship journey, from finding a job through to visiting you in company, all backed by the University of Sheffield and the AMRC.
We offer a clear progression route, from an Advanced Apprenticeship (Level 3) through to Degree (Level 6). This means we can help you at all stages of your career, and whether you come to us from school or college, or are looking to take the next steps within your company, we have a course to suit your needs.
"By taking the apprenticeship route, I gained practical experience and academic knowledge at the same time. This means that I have almost seven years’ experience as well as the qualifications earned at the AMRC Training Centre, which puts me in a better position to other graduates who go through the traditional route of going to university."
Daniel Ferrow - Stanley Black & Decker Inc