Why I joined the Fast Track: Sarah Landers
Sarah Landers, a Fast Track Apprentice working in European Capability Office, talks about why she joined the scheme and the variety of work on offer to apprentices.
Opportunities for school leavers and non-graduates in the Civil Service are rapidly expanding and this year is no exception. The Civil Service is hiring 750 apprentices in 2015 through two corporate intermediate and higher apprenticeship schemes – the Civil Service Fast Track and Operational Delivery apprenticeship schemes. Our schemes show that a degree is certainly not essential for an ambitious young person to excel in the Civil Service.
This blog will feature insights from current apprentices and the business areas that are hiring them.
Sarah Landers, a Fast Track Apprentice working in European Capability Office, talks about why she joined the scheme and the variety of work on offer to apprentices.
Fast Track Apprentice Alex Whitbourne tells us about his role as a project and programme support officer in HMRC.
Katie Lambert is Diary Secretary to the Government Chief Whip based in 9 Downing Street. She tells us about life as a Fast Track Apprentice.
Chantelle Gillam talks about life as a Fast Track apprentice in HMRC's Human Resources team.
Fast Track apprentice Laurissa Miles talks about working as Directorate Business Manager in the Labour Market Directorate at Business innovation and skills.
HMRC Fast Track Apprentice Charlotte Green tells us what skills she's learned so far on the apprenticeship.
Oddie Mehraj, a Fast Track apprentice in the Cabinet Office, talks about what he's learned on the job, and the benefits of the scheme for young people.
What's it like going straight from school and starting work in government? New Fast Track apprentice Annie Hearn talks about her first week in the Cabinet Office on the scheme.
HMRC Fast Track Apprentice Aaron Booth tells us why he chose the scheme over going to university, and about the transferable skills it has given him.
Kelly Dunlea talks about her experiences as an apprentice in the Cabinet Office.
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