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NWRC's list of live Higher Level Apprenticeship vacancies with employers in the North West.

Areas include construction management, modern construction with renewables, electrical, electronic and general engineering, accountancy, computing, business and children's care.

Applicants apply for the relevant course and submit a CV to the college's HLA team, which passes it on to employers.

You don't contact the employers directly.

NRC's noticeboard of current apprenticeship openings with employers across the Northern region.

Listings span engineering, manufacturing, welding and fabrication, joinery, plumbing and lift engineering, at Levels 2 and 3 through to Higher Level Apprenticeships.

Each entry gives the employer, location, entry requirements and how to apply direct.

SRC's live list of construction HLA opportunities with employers across the Southern region.

It covers Digital Construction Management and Quantity Surveying at Level 5 Foundation Degree, plus Level 6 BSc (Hons) top-up routes, with tables showing which employers have vacancies and which posts are already filled.

Entry to the programme depends on securing employment, and SRC circulates applicant details to registered employers to help.

SERC's hub for work-based training across Northern Ireland.

This page covers employed apprenticeships, Higher Level Apprenticeships at Levels 4–5, NI Traineeships for non-employed learners, and Skills for Life and Work for 16–17 year olds.

There's also guidance for employers on recruiting an apprentice or taking on a trainee.

QUB's hub for degree-level apprenticeships.

This page covers what's on offer, how to apply and who's eligible.

There's a five-year Level 6 BEng in Civil Engineering, plus Level 7 postgraduate HLAs in areas including Building Information Modelling, construction project management, city planning and design, planning and development, mechanical engineering management and pharmaceutical analysis.

Queen's can help connect applicants who don't yet have an employer.

Ulster's apprenticeship hub has separate routes for people wanting to become an apprentice and employers looking to take one on, plus a listing of current opportunities.

Ulster University has over 1,000 apprentices enrolled and more than 200 employer partners.