Triumph Apprenticeship Programme
Start your career in the motorcycle industry.
About the Triumph Apprenticeship Programme
Apprentices will learn industry-valued knowledge, skills and behaviours, combining practical training and related studies to develop competence, with a strong bias towards practical, related learning in the workplace. The programme requires total commitment from employers and apprentices, and provides learning environments, resources and professional training.
Apprenticeship Benefits
- Full time paid employment at a Triumph Dealership
- Regular assessment and development within the workplace
- Working alongside experienced expert staff
- Gaining job-specific skills
- A minimum of 20% of normal working hours dedicated to training
- Access to Triumph resources and information
- Opportunities to develop transferable skills
- Enhanced English and maths skills
- Great career prospects and future development opportunities
Safeguarding
Described as proactive policies, practices and procedures maintaining a safe learning environment for apprentices.
Equity and Diversity
A policy of equality of opportunity which guarantees equal treatment regardless of any legally protected personal characteristic.
Health and Safety
Of prime importance - apprentices receive the same protection under the law as other employed persons.
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