The Trust primarily provides employability programmes across a number of venues in Inverclyde and is able to help local people access training and support.
To apply download an application form below. Please make it clear which apprenticeship you are applying for by using the reference numbers and job titles found on each job description.
* Receive meat and poultry by verifying items received against orders placed; verifying condition.
* Portion and prepare meat in cooking form by cutting, trimming, boning, and grinding meats.
* Reduce meats to cooking cuts by cutting and weighing steaks; preparing roasts, chops, stew cubes, and ground meat.
* Package and display meats and poultry by preparing a variety of package sizes and portions.
* Prepare specialty orders by responding to customer requests.
* Keep meat and poultry available by inventorying stock; placing orders; verifying receipt.
* Maintain safe and secure work environment by following and enforcing standards and procedures; complying with health, sanitation, and legal regulations.
* Maintain hygiene and quality results by following and enforcing standards.
Training will be provided in the workplace where you will work towards satisfactory completion of relevant SVQ framework modules to attain certification.
Developing skills within the marine engineering environment, including but not limited to the installation of small marine craft mechanical/electrical components and equipment; machinery and electrical overhaul; survey, repair and test.
Completion of SVQ in Marine Mechanical & Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
While applicants should hold a passion for the marine industry (small craft) and a desire to develop a career in engineering, you should hold excellent communication and customer service skills along with the ability to successfully complete both theory and practical elements of a marine engineering modern apprenticeship framework.
You would decorate and protect surfaces such as plaster, metal and wood to create pleasant spaces for people to live and work in. You could work on everything from redecorating living rooms to painting large structures like bridges. When working in a home, you would use paint, varnishes and wallpaper to decorate rooms. You would follow instructions about colours, textures and wallpaper patterns. On some jobs you might apply specialist finishes such as rag rolling, graining and marbling. You would often work from ladders or raised platforms to reach ceilings.
Apply layers of paint, stains, varnishes and other finishes using brushes, rollers or spraying equipment.
All roles will include going to college on either a day or block release basis, with the intention of completion their SVQ in the trade, and also with the potential to gain advanced level.
Formal qualifications are desired but not essential while all candidates must complete an apprenticeship assessment including testing on literacy, numeracy, reasoning and construction learning competency.
Eligibility: Applications restricted to those aged 16 – 19 years relative to apprenticeship funding criteria.
Description: Local Inverclyde Golf Club are looking to recruit a highly motivated and conscientious individual to assist the Head Greenkeeper in the day to day set up and maintenance of the course, all the related practice facilities and planted areas.
This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone with a keen interest in golf & green keeping. The role is varied and duties would include mowing the greens and fairways, topdressing and treating turf, seeding, renovating and maintaining bunkers, maintaining planted areas, servicing machinery and general maintenance work.
You will be expected to work average 40 hours a week 5.00am-2.30pm summer and 7.00am-1.30pm winter. The start and finish times may vary but sufficient notice will be given in advance of any changes. Further information regarding working hours will be discussed at interview. National Minimum Wage rates apply.
Training will be provided in the workplace where you will work towards an Intermediate Apprenticeship in Greenkeeping.
Skills required: The ability to work as part of a team or on own initiative. Any previous experience would be an advantage.
Training to be provided: Training will be provided in the workplace supported with college placement where you will work towards an Intermediate Apprenticeship in Horticulture – Greenkeeping. The Apprenticeship is made up of a number of different nationally recognised qualifications.
Due to the high volume of applicants applying for the vacancies being advertised we will no longer be writing to candidates who are not short-listed for interview.
If you do not hear from us within 6 weeks from the closing date you should presume that your application has not been successful.