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Hospitality & Travel Apprenticeships
Hospitality and travel apprenticeships offer a great pathway to a career in this field. They will give you the opportunity to get the qualifications that allow upward mobility through the sector. Many senior executives in hospitality and travel began their career in the profession through an apprenticeship, not a degree.
The category of hospitality covers a range of areas, such as food and drink services, food processing and cooking, housekeeping and catering. Travel and tourism will appeal to those looking for an exciting and exotic career, for example one as a cabin crew member or a holiday rep. A hospitality and travel apprenticeship will allow you develop you skills through on-the-job experience, while receiving support from professionals.
Search for hospitality and travel apprenticeships on Careermap today! For more information contact us at info@careermap.co.uk.
Kicking off your career with an Apprenticeship is a great way to combine on the job training with studying towards a nationally recognised qualification. You’ll gain invaluable experience in the field you want to work in all whilst earning and learning at the same time.
Think Apprenticeships are just for trade industries? Think again! There are currently over 280 Apprenticeship opportunities available in a range of fields from horticulture and nursing to business and administration to hairdressing – you can even become a solicitor through an Apprenticeship. There really are a wealth of opportunities available to you.
The level of Apprenticeship you’ll study all depends on your current qualifications. Intermediate Apprenticeships (Level 2) are the same as 5 GCSE’s, an Advanced Apprenticeship (Level 3) is equivalent to 2 A-levels, Higher Apprenticeships (Level 4/5) are equivalent to higher education certificates/diploma/foundation degree, a Degree Apprenticeship (Level 6/7) is the same as bachelor and masters degree.
An Apprenticeship involves being in full time employment (30+ hours). Targets and checks will be made throughout your Apprenticeship to ensure the employer is supportive and the apprentice is progressing. You’ll develop your skills in areas current and future employers want and you’ll be able to transfer knowledge learnt from your Apprenticeship. However, it’s not necessary to say you’ll be shown the door once you’ve completed your Apprenticeship. In most cases, if you’ve shown you’re not afraid of hard work then employers will keep you on and that opens up a whole lot of progression routes.
Apprenticeships really are a credible alternative to university. So why don’t you see what Apprenticeship opportunities you can find at Careermap and begin your journey to a promising career.
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Apprentice Pizzaiolo Chef – Harrogate
Shift Manager – JD Wetherspoon Advanced Apprenticeship
Harvester – Bar/Restaurant Supervisor – Advanced Apprenticeship
Harvester – Kitchen Team Leader – Advanced Apprenticeship
Apprentice Chef – Oak Tree Pubs – Duke of Devonshire
Bar and Waiting Apprentice – Oak Tree Pubs – Duke of Devonshire
Apprentice Chef – Jolly Miller – Liverpool
Bar and Waiting Apprentice – Jolly Miller – Liverpool
Bar and Waiting Apprenticeship – Ember Inns – Green Man
UKSA Watersports Academy
UKSA Watersports Academy
Maritime Foundation
Maritime Foundation
Become an Events Planner
Superyacht Cadetship
BTEC Level 3 in Sport & Physical Activities
Professional Yachtmaster Offshore
Superyacht Crew Training
Superyacht Hospitality Training
Watersports Instructor Training
The Neilson Academy delivered by UKSA
The Neilson Academy delivered by UKSA
Watersports Instructor Training
Superyacht Hospitality Training
Superyacht Crew Training
Professional Yachtmaster Offshore
BTEC Level 3 in Sport & Physical Activities
Superyacht Cadetship
Become an Events Planner
Hospitality Travel Apprenticeships in the Army
Hospitality Apprenticeships & Travel and Tourism Apprenticeships – Cater your perfect career
Hospitality Apprenticeships have become more formal over the last few years, with frameworks being in place since the early 2000’s. There are a range of NVQ’s and awards for competences in food & drink services, food processing & cooking, housekeeping and catering.
Hospitality is a sector that is dominated by casual/temporary employment, which means there are a number of valid routes that can lead to a formal qualification recognised throughout the UK and overseas. Through hospitality Apprenticeships could find yourself working in hotels, hostels, restaurants and pubs or within catering sections such as schools, colleges and uniform services.
Travel and tourism Apprenticeships are also available for those who are interested in adventure and could open up routes to working abroad. Like hospitality Apprenticeships, there are various sectors one could enter such as the dizzying heights of a cabin crew or entertaining guests as a holiday rep. If an exotic lifestyle and travel and tourism Apprenticeships appeal to you, click on ‘View now’ and then press ‘apply’.
Which Hospitality Apprenticeships or Travel and Tourism Apprenticeships are right for me?
Hospitality Apprenticeships open the door to one of the biggest employment sectors that needs 855,000 new staff by 2017 to replace those leaving the industry.
There are hospitality Apprenticeships available at an intermediate level where you can train to become a waiter/silver service worker, bar/cellar person, housekeeper or even a reception. At a more advanced level, there are opportunities to enter hospitality management with level 4&5 HNC/HND Diplomas, which enable an Apprentice to enter a managerial level of employment.
Travel and tourism Apprenticeships also have varying levels of skill level needed. From activity leadership, spectator safety and travel services all the way to learning your trade as a travel agent or leisure centre manager!
Do I have what it takes to become a Hospitality & Travel Apprentice?
Opportunities for progression with hospitality Apprenticeships are there to see once you are thrust into the workplace. Several sectors have clear career development and you will be constantly supported throughout your hospitality Apprenticeship to be allowed to hone your skills.
One thing must be made clear for those interested in travel and tourism Apprenticeships – it is not one long holiday. The hours are often long and anti-social and you might be away from home for long stretches.
Despite the fact you will be working whilst people are enjoying themselves, it is a fantastic opportunity to travel and live abroad. IT, planning and organisation skills are useful, as well is having an outgoing personality and knowing how to help people enjoy themselves.
Browse our full range of travel and tourism Apprenticeships plus hospitality Apprenticeships today!
Hospitality and travel apprenticeships offer a great pathway to a career in this field. They will give you the opportunity to get the qualifications that allow upward mobility through the sector. Many senior executives in hospitality and travel began their career in the profession through an apprenticeship, not a degree.
The category of hospitality covers a range of areas, such as food and drink services, food processing and cooking, housekeeping and catering. Travel and tourism will appeal to those looking for an exciting and exotic career, for example one as a cabin crew member or a holiday rep. A hospitality and travel apprenticeship will allow you develop you skills through on-the-job experience, while receiving support from professionals.
Search for hospitality and travel apprenticeships on Careermap today! For more information contact us at info@careermap.co.uk.
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