Our Apprenticeship Programmes

Course overview

An apprenticeship is your chance to earn while you learn and take your first step into an exciting career. You’ll gain real experience in the workplace, build valuable skills, and achieve an industry-recognised qualification – all while getting paid.

At BMet, we work with hundreds of regional employers to deliver high-quality apprenticeship programmes in more than 30 sectors, from business and finance to engineering, healthcare, and digital industries.

Whether you’re starting your career or looking to develop further, our apprenticeships range from Level 2 up to higher-level qualifications – helping you build confidence, skills, and long-term success.

Some of the areas we offer apprenticeships in include:

• Accounting and Finance
• Business Administration and HR
• Construction and Bricklaying
• Carpentry and Joinery
• Content Creation and Digital Marketing
• Customer Service
• Dental Nursing
• Engineering and Manufacturing
• Horticulture and Landscaping
• Paralegal and Law
• Pharmacy Services
• Teaching and Learning Support

Visit our Apprenticeships page to explore our full list of pathways and discover the route that’s right for you.

What this course covers

Entry Requirements

Entry requirements vary depending on the apprenticeship and level. Most programmes require GCSEs in English and Maths at grade 4/C or above, though support is available if you need to retake these. Check our apprenticeship programmes or contact our team for tailored advice.

Progression Opportunities

Once completed, your apprenticeship can lead to full-time employment, a Higher Apprenticeship, or a degree-level qualification. Many of our apprentices progress into long-term careers with their training employer, equipped with real-world experience and recognised qualifications.

Delivery And Assessment

Apprenticeships combine on-the-job training with college-based learning. You’ll spend most of your time in the workplace developing practical skills, supported by regular knowledge sessions at college.

Assessment typically includes:

• Workplace observations
• Knowledge assignments and discussions
• Professional feedback and progress reviews
• Final assessment to demonstrate your skills and knowledge