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Business Administration Apprenticeship (WWM Civils)

This apprenticeship is suitable for anyone interested in a career in Business Administration.

The role may involve working independently or as part of a team, focusing on the development, implementation, maintenance, and improvement of administrative services.

Business Administrators gain key skills and behaviours to support their progression towards management responsibilities.

Entry Requirements

To apply, you must have a minimum of GCSE Grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2 in Maths and English.

You will need to submit a CV and covering letter to WWM Civils (a WW Martin group company).

Programme Details

You will be based in WWM Civils office in Ramsgate, and enrolled with EKC Training, part of East Kent Colleges Group. The course typically takes 18 months to complete.

On successful completion, you will earn the Level 3 Business Administrator qualification.

The Level 3 Business Administrator apprenticeship is delivered through a combination of workplace learning and structured support.

Every 8 to 10 weeks, there will be reviews involving you, your trainer, and your line manager or mentor to assess progress and address any areas for improvement.

You will participate in online workshops to enhance your theoretical understanding. Additionally, there may be occasional in-person workshops held at EKC Canterbury College.

You will develop key knowledge, skills, and behaviours in the following areas:

Proficiency in using various IT packages and systems

Producing accurate records and documents

Demonstrating proactivity, good judgement, and strong communication skills

Building and maintaining positive relationships

Completing tasks to a high standard with responsibility and initiative

Applying project management principles and tools effectively

Understanding organisational purpose, structure and teams

Managing stakeholders and understanding relevant laws, regulations, and internal policies

Grasping business principles such as managing change, finances, and projects

Understanding organisational processes and external factors

Displaying professionalism, taking responsibility, adapting to changing priorities, and upholding standards.

For more information or to apply please email Angela Gardiner, HR Manager on hr@wwmartin.co.uk

Closing date

21/03/2025

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Bricklaying Apprenticeship (East Kent Brickwork)

This apprenticeship is suitable for anyone interested in a career as a bricklayer.

You will learn to lay bricks, blocks, and other building components in mortar to construct and repair walls, foundations, partitions, arches, and other structures.

You will also gain experience in refurbishing brickwork and masonry for restoration projects.

You will work on a variety of sites and projects, including commercial developments, new housing builds, extensions, and restorations.

Entry Requirements

To apply, you will need a minimum of GCSE Grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2 in Maths and English.

You will need to submit a CV and covering letter to East Kent Brickwork.

Programme Details

As a Bricklaying Apprentice, you will be enrolled with East Kent Colleges Group.

Your schedule will include four days a week gaining hands-on experience on site with East Kent Brickwork and one day a week attending college for structured learning.

On successful completion, you will earn the Level 2 Bricklayer qualification.

You will attend scheduled workshop sessions at college during term time, complemented by regular workplace-based training.

You will also have routine progress reviews with your Line Manager. An Apprenticeship Trainer will provide on-site support through regular visits, offering guidance and monitoring your development.

You will develop key knowledge, skills, and behaviours in the following areas:

Preparation of Materials: How to assess the quality and quantities of building materials, including the correct mix ratios for mortar and concrete.

Safe Working: The importance of health and safety legislation and codes of practice, applying safe working practices on site.

Working Area: Selecting appropriate tools, equipment, and materials for setting out and constructing new brickwork.

Masonry Structures: Expertise in erecting various masonry structures, including:

Radial and battered brickwork

Feature and reinforced brickwork

Other specialised brickwork techniques.

Building Technology: An understanding of suitable materials and resources for setting out and laying concrete, drainage systems, and other substructure elements.

For more information or to apply please email Angela Gardiner, HR Manager on hr@wwmartin.co.uk

Closing date

21/03/2025

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Groundworker Apprenticeship (WWM Civils)

This apprenticeship course is for people who want to gain a vocational qualification in civil engineering, while gaining industry experience.

You will learn a host of skills including concreting, excavation activities, levelling and setting out, as well as the process involved in basic project management and key health and safety legislation.

You will gain comprehensive practical experience in the featured categories of training.

Entry Requirements

To apply, you must have a minimum of GCSE Grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2 in Maths and English. You will need to submit a CV and covering letter to WWM Civils, a WW Martin group company.

Programme Details

As a Construction Groundworker Apprentice, you will be enrolled with an external training provider. The course will be delivered through a mix of hands-on experience on site with WWM Civils and structured learning.

On successful completion, you will earn a Level 2 Construction Groundworker qualification.

You will gain hands-on experience on site with WWM Civils, alongside training delivered by an external training provider.

You will have routine progress reviews with your Line Manager. An Apprenticeship Trainer will provide on-site support through regular visits, offering guidance and monitoring your development.

The course covers practical principles in:

Drainage

Concrete

Levelling and setting out

Block paving

Kerbing

Brickwork

Excavation support

Working at height

Confined space operations

Small tools operation

Movement of plant

Manual handling.

You will learn basic skills, knowledge and awareness in:

Interpreting information

Risk assessments and method statements

Basic civil engineering methods

Construction elements

Effective communication

Basic project management

Site communication

Earthworks

Health and safety.

For more information or to apply, please contact Angela Gardiner, HR Manager on hr@wwmartin.co.uk

Closing date

15/04/2025

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