Apprenticeship Programme
The Apprenticeship programme enables young people who are in employment to gain nationally recognised qualifications in Youth Work. The Apprenticeship route offers an alternative entry into youth work and incorporates theory and work-based study.
Participants will gain the knowledge and skills that are applicable to their role, including the underlying skills to work in the Youth Work sector. Our Apprenticeship contract is sub-contracted by Pembrokeshire College. The Apprenticeship Programme is led by the Welsh Government and supported by the European Social Fund.
What are the benefits?
1
To You.
An apprenticeship is a rewarding way to develop the skills, knowledge, and qualifications needed to make a real difference. A youth work apprenticeship is your pathway to professional growth and positive impact.
2
To Your Employer
Invest in the future of your organisation with a fully funded youth work apprenticeship—at no cost to your business.
It’s a cost-effective way to build capacity, enhance your team, and make a lasting impact in your sector.
3
Skill Development
An apprenticeship framework includes both theory and practical based skills development, not only within the Youth Qualification but also in Essential Skills. This includes Application of Number, Communication Skills and Digital Literacy.
Foundation Apprenticeship
8 Mandatory Units
1 Optional Unit
Foundation Apprenticeship - Level 2 Youth Work
The Foundation Apprenticeship is aimed at staff who are looking to develop their Youth Work knowledge and skills by working towards a Level 2 Youth Work Framework. Units include Theory of Youth Work, Safeguarding, Working with Behaviour that Challenges and Reflective Practice.
Foundation Framework supports Essential Skills development up to Level 2 in Communication Skills, Digital Literacy Skills and Level 1 in Application of Number.
Apprenticeship - Level 3 Youth Work
This Apprenticeship is aimed at staff who are starting out at Youth Support Worker level and supports knowledge and skill development by working towards a Level 3 Youth Work Framework. Units include Theory of Youth Work, Safeguarding, Working with Behaviour that Challenges and Reflective Practice.
Apprenticeship Framework supports Essential Skills development up to Level 2 in Communication Skills, Digital Literacy Skills and Application of Number.
Apprenticeship
8 Mandatory Units
1 Optional Unit
Interested in training?
Cwmbran Centre for Young People, Glyndwr Road, Cwmbran, Torfaen, NP44 1QS
01633 875851
Non-Discrimination Statement
Cwmbran Centre for Young People is committed to creating and maintaining an inclusive environment for all our learners and staff.
We have a zero-tolerance approach to any act of discrimination, harassment, or victimisation on the grounds of age, disability, race, religion or belief, sex, gender reassignment, marriage, civil partnership, pregnancy, adoption, paternity, or maternity—whether committed, authorised, or condoned (i.e. witnessed but not challenged).