Earn and learn with an NHS apprenticeship

There are hundreds of NHS apprenticeships available, all at different levels, from intermediate to degree level. We have spoken to a few apprentices to get an idea of why they chose an apprenticeship, how they are finding it, the best bits and challenges.

Their stories may inspire you to look for an apprenticeship, and give you insight into what being an apprentice is like day-to-day.

  • "I chose biomedical science because I can help people in the background"

    Louise is a trainee biomedical scientist

    Read Louise's story

  • "I would like to stay here and do not see myself moving on."

    Maurice is a training administration assistant

    Read Maurice's story

  • "The people I work with really care about my future."

    Layla is an administrative assistant

    Read Layla's story

  • "I get great support from my trust, university and managers."

    Adam is a mental health nursing degree apprentice

    Read Adam's story

  • "I love my work. It’s an amazing job."

    Rizal is a chef

    Read Rizal's story

  • "It’s not your average apprenticeship, but it's extremely rewarding."

    Katie is a student paramedic

    Read Katie's story

  • "I cannot wait to see what the future has in store for me."

    Lorenza is a assistant costing accountant

    Read Lorenza's story

  • "Being an apprentice at the trust makes me feel I am in safe hands."

    Andrew is a learning and development apprentice

    Read Andrew's story

  • Sophie Mawson - national apprentice administrator

    "I think apprenticeships are great because you get hands on experience."

    Sophie is a national apprentice administrator

    Read Sophie's story

  • Chris Barnett - engineering craftsperson

    "Engineers will always be needed in the NHS."

    Chris is an engineering craftsperson

    Read Chris's story

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