National Apprenticeship Week
Between 9th and 15th February, we celebrated National Apprenticeship Week 2026.
This annual event is dedicated to spotlighting the incredible value of apprenticeships and their positive impact on individuals, businesses, and the broader economy.
Through engaging activities, webinars and events, we shed light on the diverse world of apprenticeships, inspiring you to explore this rewarding path.
What’s on during National Apprenticeship Week?
Below is what happened around College during National Apprenticeship Week 2026.
Monday 9th February
Skills for Life
Skills for Employment
Skills for Life Webinar
Watch the Skills for Life Webinar here
Tuesday 10th February
10am – 1pm
Progression Event.
Stalls and sessions with employers and College support teams; former apprentices will be returning to talk about their experiences.
Apprenticeships Guide Webinar
Watch the Apprenticeships Guide Webinar here
Wednesday 11th February
Apprenticeships Webinar
Hear from some of our Apprentices Webinar – Watch here
From 6pm
Apprenticeship Awards Night.
The launch of Apprentice of the Month.
Thursday 12th February
Time – TBC
Apprenticeship Webinar.
T Level case study.
10am – 1pm
Progression event
Stalls and sessions with employers and College support teams; former apprentices coming back to talk about their experiences.
1pm – 1:45pm
T Level Webinar – All you need to know: Book your place here.
Friday 13th February
Information TBC.
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Ellie – Business Apprentice
“I was interested in doing an apprenticeship, as I was learning on the job whilst also earning some money.”
“Now that I have completed my apprenticeship, I feel it has helped me a lot with my confidence and with understanding how work operates in general.”
Read Ellie’s story here
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It’s a paid job
An apprenticeship is a paid job where you benefit from structured training whilst gaining workplace experience.
Quality training
Apprenticeships help people receive the necessary skills and experience to succeed in their chosen career.
Plenty of choice
There are lots of apprenticeship options available in a diverse range of sectors, going right up to degree level.