So you want to be an apprentice?
Well done, you have found us, so what can we do for you?
We give you the best two things you are looking for – earning and learning.
You will work in a REAL job, with a REAL employer doing REAL work
You are probably not sure what you want to do yet, or you may know exactly where you are going. Either way, a chat with us can help you explore all of those options. The one thing you can be sure of is that Plato will take you on the journey and be with you each step of the way.
What apprenticeships do Plato offer?
We offer jobs in some of the following fields – Health and Social Care, Child Care, Administration, Customer Service, Retail and Hospitality.
Salaries start at £3.30 an hour. Whilst on your apprenticeship, we come out to you and work with you in your workplace, you are allocated your own trainer/assessor and the training is all around your company and your job.
Who can apply?
We are looking to hear from 16-23 year olds who are keen to find a career, not just a job.
How do I apply?
If you want to find out more, have a look at our latest job vacancies or complete our Contact Us form.
You can also search for our vacancies here !
Chelsey is a bright young lady who, upon leaving college with excellent grades, decided that University was not for her. She chose the apprenticeship route as a way to gain real life experience, a wage but more importantly, a way of developing and gaining qualifications.
Chelsey joined the Stockport office in September 2013. She already had good communication and ICT skills and wanted to develop her administration skills. She took to the job immediately and was happy to take on new things to help her learn. It was not always easy but she valued the support from her manager, her team and her assessor over the last year. She is now working as a full time as a valued member of staff, recruiting new young people to become apprentices in their chosen field.
“I am very happy to have had the opportunity to work through my apprenticeship”, says Chelsey “and I am really pleased to be in a job role where I am now supporting other young people into their apprenticeships”
