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I plan on going into a furniture making apprenticeship once I’ve left college. I’m just finishing my first year so I’ve got a year left, but I’m not sure what level apprenticeship I could do. I haven’t taken any relevant A levels (I’ve taken Physics, Chemistry and Maths) but I am doing a related EPQ. I know that level 3 apprenticeships are essentially A level standard, but would I have to do a level 2 apprenticeship first?? Also are there any furniture making apprenticeships higher than level 3, cuz I wouldn’t mind doing a level 2 then go into a level 3, but I was just wondering if I could go straight into a level 3 especially if there’s any higher levels?? Also on average how long would it take to complete each level??
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I plan on going into a furniture making apprenticeship once I’ve left college. I’m just finishing my first year so I’ve got a year left, but I’m not sure what level apprenticeship I could do. I haven’t taken any relevant A levels (I’ve taken Physics, Chemistry and Maths) but I am doing a related EPQ. I know that level 3 apprenticeships are essentially A level standard, but would I have to do a level 2 apprenticeship first?? Also are there any furniture making apprenticeships higher than level 3, cuz I wouldn’t mind doing a level 2 then go into a level 3, but I was just wondering if I could go straight into a level 3 especially if there’s any higher levels?? Also on average how long would it take to complete each level??
I plan on going into a furniture making apprenticeship once I’ve left college. I’m just finishing my first year so I’ve got a year left, but I’m not sure what level apprenticeship I could do. I haven’t taken any relevant A levels (I’ve taken Physics, Chemistry and Maths) but I am doing a related EPQ. I know that level 3 apprenticeships are essentially A level standard, but would I have to do a level 2 apprenticeship first?? Also are there any furniture making apprenticeships higher than level 3, cuz I wouldn’t mind doing a level 2 then go into a level 3, but I was just wondering if I could go straight into a level 3 especially if there’s any higher levels?? Also on average how long would it take to complete each level??
It completely depends on the apprenticeships; some Level 3 apprenticeships can last up to 24 or 18 months.
Level 2 apprenticeships are around 12 -13 months
You can complete your qualification way earlier than this but, you will have to wait until your apprenticeship contract ends in order to progress to another apprenticeship level - if you or the employer wants to.
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