If you think an apprenticeship in the NHS might be the right step for you, visit one of our information stands across our hospitals to speak with our apprenticeship team.
The stands will be available from 10am-3pm on:
Monday 6 Feb - Rochdale Infirmary, Main corridor - opposite the Atirum Cafe
Wednesday 8 Feb - Salford Royal, Hope Building - opposite M&S
Thursday 9 Feb - Fairfield General Hospital, opposite the Broad Oak Suite Restuarant
Friday 10 Feb - The Royal Oldham Hospital, Main building - opposite the lifts
Apprenticeships
This is the place where we develop and grow our staff into maximising your potential, advancing in your role, and achieving relevant qualifications.
Train | Retain | Achieve
Apprenticeships stretch and challenge your knowledge, skills and behaviours that are intrinsic to supporting our patients and staff here at the Northern Care Alliance
Apprenticeships are training standards which will give you a chance to work towards a qualification while you work. They help you gain the skills and knowledge you need to succeed and there’s lots of potential for you to progress and develop in your chosen career.
There are countless opportunities with Apprenticeships ranging from Level 2 (GCSE) – Level 7 (Masters) across every area of the NHS
To apply for an Apprenticeship, you need to be:
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Age 16 or over
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Living in England
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Not in full-time education
Each Apprenticeship has different eligibility criteria depending on the programme / level. Please contact us for more advice, information and guidance.
To start an Apprenticeship with the Northern Care Alliance you must either:
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Be already employed for 16 hours or more by the NCA
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Apply for an NCA Apprenticeship job vacancy
Contact Apprenticeships@nca.nhs.uk for more information on what Apprenticeship is right for you
- To see all available and in-development Apprenticeships nationally - Institute for Apprenticeships
- To see all apprenticeship vacancies nationally and apply (not with the NCA) - Find an Apprenticeship
Hear from our Apprentices:
Would you recomend an apprenticeship? If so, why?
Definitely as I have completeed 2 already, you learn so much knowledge, and skills during an apprenticeship which can benefit you massively for your future and career. it's really enjoyable putting all you've learnt into practice and reflecting on how much you've achieved since commencing an apprenticeship.
Why did you chose to take an apprenticeship?
I choose to take the apprenticehsip as I have always wanted to do nursing but could never afford to go down the full-time university route. The apprenticeship works well for me and adapts around my home and work life balance.
Three things I enjoy the most:
- Putting what I learn into practice
- Experiencing new areas of work
- The support I get form the team
Would you recommend an apprenticeship? If so, why?
I would recommend this apprenticeship for people who like to work and be on the go in the workplace. For me, the most enjoyable avtivity has been working outside of my field and seeing other areas of healthcare.
What do you plan to do once you have completed your apprencitceship scheme?
Once I have completed the scheme my aim is to work within the palliative care team as this is a big goal of mine and something I have always wanted to do.
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