Apprenticeship Website to Attract New Apprentices

If your company offers a structured apprenticeship scheme for a trade or profession, you can use the website service at QuickontheNet.com to create a new recruitment website to attract new applicants to your scheme from the internet.

The site builder tools at QuickontheNet.com will allow you to promote your scheme using a new recruitment website and receive online applications from new apprentices.

For each apprenticeship programme you offer, you may wish to set out the following information:

• Time period, including the number of years involved with start and end dates.
• Working hours and holidays.
• Job locations.
• Application requirements and eligibility.
• Payment offered to apprentices.
• How to apply online.
• Key projects and work experience.
• On-the-job training offered.
• What to expect, including the hands-on learning experience you will impart.
• If applicable, the education and classroom study provided.
• Qualifications provided at the end of the apprenticeship.
• Profiles and genuine feedback from previous apprentices.
• Employment prospects after completing the apprenticeship.

As regards the style and appearance of your website, it is quick and simple to apply your existing company website style to your new apprenticeship recruitment website. You can add your company logo and upload JPG or GIF pictures to quickly change the design and website appearance to match with your company branding requirements. Or, you could create a completely new design style.

Apprenticeship Online Application Form

At the click of a button, any page on your recruitment website at QuickontheNet.com can contain a simple online application form and the form itself will accept CVs uploaded as PDF or Word documents.

All applications with CV document attachments are automatically delivered directly to your email inbox. The email address itself is not visible on your web page and this helps to reduce your exposure to spam and junk email.

If you wish, you can have the online application messages sent to more than one email address.

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