Why Choose Appris?
Appris Charity is a not-for-profit, registered charity. Established in 1967 as a Group Training Association (GTA) that continues to be governed by engineering employers to this day. Appris Management Limited is a wholly owned subsidiary of Appris Charity Limited.
The heart of Appris’ business is apprenticeships, specialising in the delivery a range of apprenticeship standards that meet the needs of the region’s strategic objectives and skills agenda. With over 200 member companies and 500+ apprentices across West Yorkshire, Appris is the provider of choice for the engineering industry.
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News and Events
Last of the Apprenticeship Frameworks
Normally, we celebrate apprentices completing their apprenticeship by adding their image to our ‘Achievement Wall’.[…]
Appris Open Evening: Bridging the Gap between Aspiring Engineers and Industry Leaders
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Cyber Essential Plus Reaccreditation
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POSTPONED – Appris Open Evening
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Employer and Apprentice Testimonials
Don’t take our word for it – here’s what others have to say…
Against the backdrop of the stereotypical comment of ‘only boys make good engineers’, I completed my apprenticeship one year early, while achieving the highest grades for my BTEC Level 3 in electrical & electronic engineering and being rewarded with the Overall Learner of the Year award by Appris.
Molly Stevenson Midgley
Electrical/Electronic Apprentice
I decided to do an apprenticeship instead of going to university, which has given me great opportunities to learn new skills within engineering and to develop myself further.
James Jones
Welding & Fabricator Apprentice
I knew I had the potential and ability for university, but an apprenticeship means that I blend my learning in a real job to gain real skills and qualifications. My aspirations are still there, although I have used what I believe is the best route to success.
Aman Athwal
Mechanical Engineering Apprentice
Choosing an engineering apprenticeship with Appris was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I am enjoying all aspects of the course, especially the electrical & electronic practical side.
Freya Leader
Electrical Apprentice
When I left school, I wanted to follow in my father’s footsteps and have a career as a motor mechanic. However, I decided to accept an apprenticeship in sheet metal fabricating and I hope to have a successful career in the sector.
Connor Dobson
Sheet Metal Fabricator Apprentice
Achievement
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We love to see apprentices achieve, including milestones as part of their apprenticeship or stretching themselves to achieve higher qualifications like the Level 4 HNC.
