Apprentice Toolkit
Below are a wide range of resources that will support you in your career development once you’ve started an apprenticeship.
Hobbies and interests
Discover how hobbies and interests can form an important part of your CV and job applications
Update your CV
Read our advice on keeping your CV up to date in order to support job applications and career progression.
Career conversations
Learn to engage in career conversations with people who can help support your development.
Workplace skills
Find out about workplace skills, why they’re important and how you can strengthen them to develop as a person.
Five tips for apprentices working from home
Click below to read a blog by Molly Cockcroft, a paralegal apprentice at Irwin Mitchell, for advice on working from home or hybrid working.
Taking on extra responsibilities at work
Find out ways in which you can take on more responsibility in the workplace to increase your knowledge and skills and progress in your career.
Defining what success means to you
It sounds simple enough, but most people don’t know exactly how to define what success means to them. Click below to find out more.
Getting a promotion during your apprenticeship
Throughout your apprenticeship you will be learning new skills. Click below to find out how your new skills are going to support you throughout your career.
How to prepare for end-point assessment
At the end of your apprenticeship you will undertake an end-point assessment with an independent assessor. Click below for advice and guidance on how to prepare.
10 great questions to ask in interviews
Discover some great questions to ask in job interviews and what they will help you to understand about the role and the company as a whole.
Internal job application tips
Click below for tips and guidance on applying for internal vacancies in order to progress your career.
Understanding departments
Find out more about the different departments that exist within most organisations.
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