For Individuals

If you’re looking to start your Career - we’re frequently adding new opportunities to our LDN Career Hub. From here you can find a role that is best suited for you and register your interest via our no-CV application process.

Check out our latest opportunities here.

If you’re looking to upskill in your current role using the apprenticeship, you can get in contact with one of the LDN Team here!

Yes - we offer our apprenticeship programmes across England (we started out in London, hence the name LDN!).

If you are applying for an apprenticeship via the LDN Career Hub, it is likely you will need to be a commutable distance from the location of the role you are interested in.

If the role offers remote working, this will be highlighted in the job description on our Career Hub.

There is no definitive answer to this!

If you’re applying for an apprenticeship via our Career Hub - Our best advice is to be ready and available to start an apprenticeship when you apply (excluding any notice periods if you are currently working), so finish any exams, courses, or long holidays first!

• Prove your right to work in the UK
  

• Be a UK citizen, or have lived in the UK of EEA continuously for the past 3 years
  

• Be able to apply the learning to your role
  

• Not have previously studied the course content
  

• Not undertake any other government-funded qualification during your apprenticeship

You can apply for an apprenticeship without having Maths or English GCSEs.

If you have not achieved a GCSE (Grade 4/C or above) or an accepted equivalent (such as Functional Skills Level 2) in English and/or Maths, funding is available to support you to work towards these qualifications during your apprenticeship. For apprentices aged 16–18, achieving the required English and Maths is mandatory. For apprentices aged 19 and over, completing these qualifications is no longer compulsory.

All candidates progressing through the registration process and invited to a face-to-face interview with our Talent Team will complete initial assessments in English and Maths, regardless of prior qualifications.

You need to be a minimum of 16 to start an apprenticeship.

We have LDN Apprentices across all of our programmes at different stages within their careers, so anyone at any age over the age of 16 can be an LDN Apprentice!

Depending on the LDN Apprenticeships programme, the duration can range from 15 to 20 months.

Explore our full list of programmes to check the duration of your preferred pathway on our programmes page here.

If you are applying for one of our apprenticeship opportunities on our Career Hub, all roles are full-time Monday-Friday.

If you would like to upskill in your existing role with one of our apprenticeship programmes, you can be in a part-time role but this may extend the length of the apprenticeship. One of the LDN team will be able to run through how this works!

The level 3 qualification you would achieve on an apprenticeship with LDN Apprenticeships is different from an A Level. During your apprenticeship, you’ll be learning on the job whilst creating real-life work projects that contribute towards your apprenticeship portfolio and ultimately, passing your qualification!

You should have received a confirmation email of your application via the email address provided in your application. If you have not received this email, please check your junk/other folders to make sure it hasn’t ended up in there!

If you still haven’t received a confirmation email – please email our Talent Team at talentteam@ldnapprenticeships.com who will be able to inform you about the progress of your application.

Each apprenticeship programme has something different to offer!

Explore all of our qualification overviews and how you may be assessed in the Programmes section of our website here.

Yes, if you are a graduate, you can still apply for an apprenticeship.

Graduating with a degree would provide you with an equivalent Level 6 qualification. Therefore we would need to make sure you are not overqualified for the apprenticeship you are applying for.

If you have a degree in the industry of the apprenticeship qualification you are applying for - you may be deemed over-qualified for the apprenticeship.

You do not have to pay anything to us or your employer during your apprenticeship with LDN Apprenticeships.

If you are applying for one of our opportunities via the LDN Career Hub, you will be paid a monthly salary by your employer but please be prepared to pay for travel to and from work.

The training costs for the apprenticeship are covered by the apprenticeship Levy. If you are looking to upskill using the apprenticeship in your current role, please contact the LDN team to find out how the apprenticeship Levy works. Alternatively, you can talk to the Apprenticeship Lead within your business to find out more.