Apprenticeships
What is an Apprenticeship?
An apprenticeship is a training and education programme. It mixes learning in a college or training institution with work-based learning in a company. At least half of apprenticeship learning is done on the job.
As an apprentice, you earn while you learn. You have a formal employment contract, and you are paid a salary during your apprenticeship training. Apprenticeships can last between two and four years.
Apprenticeships also lead to internationally recognised qualifications. These range from level 6 to level 10 on the National Framework of Qualifications
Apprenticeships at the AMTCE
Apprenticeships at the AMTCE offer an excellent opportunity to establish a rewarding career in a variety of sectors within the economy such as Advanced Manufacturing, ICT, Pharma or Food and beverage manufacturing, and can provide a pathway into Level 7-9 qualifications in Institutes of Technology or University.
Cyber Security Apprenticeship QQI L6
Two-year apprenticeship to become fully qualified cyber security worker (NFQ Level 6 Advanced Certificate).
Industry-recognised CompTIA Cybersecurity Certifications as part of the programme.
Robotics and Automation Apprenticeship
Apprentices can earn while you learn and meet the growing demand from employers for highly skilled technicians