Education apprenticeships in Lymm
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COPY OF - Early Years Apprentice -The Cheshire Day Nursery Latchford
BRIGHT STARS NURSERIES UK LIMITED · WA4
- Wage:
- £16,744 a year
- Course:
- Early years educator (level 3)
- Closes:
- 29 Nov 2026
- Starts:
- 30 Dec 2026
- Hours:
- 40 a week
- Duration:
- 1 Year 2 Months
Apply on GOV.UKMore about this apprenticeship
<p>Are you a passionate early years practitioner looking to continue to develop your career in an award winning nursery setting? Cheshire Day Nursery - Latchford have a great opportunity to train as an Early Years Educator Apprentice and gain your level 3 whilst supporting children's learning, play and development and building key relationships.</p>
Working week: 40 hours per week Monday to Friday - shifts to be agreed at offer stage.
Training provider: REALISE LEARNING AND EMPLOYMENT LIMITED
Skills: Communication Skills, Creative, Customer care skills, Friendly, Initiative, Non judgemental, Organisation skills, Patience
Positions: 2
Levels
- Level 2 – equivalent to GCSEs (e.g. early years practitioner)
- Level 3 – equivalent to A levels (e.g. teaching assistant, early years educator)
- Level 5–6 – higher and degree level (e.g. postgraduate teacher apprenticeship)
Pay from April 2026
At least £8.00 an hour if you're under 19 or in your first year. After that, the minimum wage for your age (£10.85 at 18 to 20, £12.71 at 21 and over).
How to apply
- Pick an apprenticeship below
- Choose Apply on GOV.UK
- The employer and training provider contact you
How apprenticeships work
You work for the employer, get paid a wage, and spend part of your time training with a provider towards a recognised qualification. You apply on GOV.UK, and the employer and training provider handle the rest.
Questions about education apprenticeships
Who can apply for an apprenticeship?
Anyone aged 16 or over in England who is not in full-time education. There is no upper age limit.
How much are apprentices paid?
From 1 April 2026 the apprentice minimum is £8.00 an hour if you are under 19 or in your first year; after that you get the National Minimum Wage for your age (£10.85 at 18 to 20, £12.71 at 21 and over). Many schools and nurseries pay more, and each advert shows its wage exactly as the employer gave it.
Do I need GCSEs to start?
Not always. Many apprenticeships accept people without GCSE English and maths and help you achieve them during the apprenticeship. Each advert lists what the employer asks for.
How long does an apprenticeship last?
At least 8 months, and most school and nursery apprenticeships take 12 to 24 months. Each advert shows its expected duration.
Can I become a teacher through an apprenticeship?
Yes. A teaching assistant or early years apprenticeship is a common first step, and graduates can train through the postgraduate teacher apprenticeship.
What qualification will I get?
Each advert names its course, for example Early years educator (level 3) or Teaching assistant (level 3), which are recognised qualifications.
How do I apply?
Choose Apply on GOV.UK. Applications go through the government's Find an apprenticeship service, not through SchoolJobs.
Where do these adverts come from?
From Find an apprenticeship (GOV.UK), refreshed daily. Adverts that close or are removed there are taken off SchoolJobs.
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Last checked 5 Nov 2026.