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I had brilliant support when starting my teaching assistant apprentichship as I had only just left high school when i started. This opportunity has given me so much experience, and both of my tutors were very helpful in completing my college work
I applied for a teaching assistant apprenticeship via your company, had a phone interview and was put on a “sports coaching course” as an “induction” onto this apprenticeship. I completed the course over 4 weeks and was told I passed and would be sent my certificate. They have not sent me anything, they have not contacted me regarding this apprenticeship, I have called, emailed , text and messaged this Facebook page and I’m being ignored despite my messages showing as “delivered”. They are still recently advertising the same apprenticeship I applied for on “indeed” despite not getting back to any of us who originally applied. Not sure what kind of dodgy false advertising you are doing to try and get people onto a sports course.. shameful 👎🏼
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