Job Description

The role as a Level 2- AAT Apprentice will primarily be providing administrative support for everyday book-keeping and accountancy functions initially. As you progress you will be allocated more responsibility and you should therefore wish to pursue progression in the role. Training will be provided while on-the-job and formally by Oldham College.

Training and Qualification

Work As an apprentice, you'll work at a company and get hands-on experience. You'll gain new skills and work alongside experienced staff. What you'll do at work Accounts or Finance Assistant Level 2 Off the job training will take place one day a week at Oldham College Where you'll work Rochdale Road Oldham Greater Manchester OL9 6AA

Required Skills & Qualification

Essential qualifications GCSE in: 5 subjects including English and Maths (grade 4) Let the company know about other relevant qualifications and industry experience you have. They can adjust the apprenticeship to reflect what you already know. Skills Communication skills IT skills Attention to detail Organisation skills Customer care skills Problem solving skills Administrative skills Number skills Analytical skills Logical Team working Initiative

Employer

The Oldham College

Greater Manchester, OL9 6AA

Provider

THE OLDHAM COLLEGE

About Employer

Oldham College was established in 1893 after a donation from the Platt family, a famous textile machinery manufacturer. This led to the institution of the school of art and science in the town centre. Today, the College offers an extensive range of qualifications in a variety of areas including digital and creative, performing arts and media, financial and professional services, sport, travel and public services, construction and the built environment, caring professions plus retail and commercial. Vocational education is more important than ever with businesses wanting to take on new staff with the right skills and knowledge to work in their sector. We work closely with employers to ensure we are providing courses and developing students in sectors that are relevant, growing and have lots of opportunities. These employers contribute to the development of our curriculum and help in other ways such as providing work experience, master classes, workshops and much more. We want Oldham school leavers to have a different set of choices. Vocational education is not just an extension of school. It is a completely different kind of learning, clearly focused on work, taught by industry experts, supported by specialist facilities, and having options to progress to the highest levels of expertise. We want to make this easier to understand, so that young people €“ and parents and teachers who advise them €“ can make better choices. Some will continue with the route they have been introduced to at school and do A Levels, but for an increasing number, it will be #Notmoreschool, and the choice of 15 new Technical and Professional Pathways.