Daniel Austin

Level 3 – Public Service Operational Officer

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Are you interested in pursuing a career in public service and making a positive impact on your community? A Level 3 Public Service Operational Officer apprenticeship may be the perfect opportunity for you.

Entry Criteria for the Level 3 Public Service Operational Officer Apprenticeship

English & Maths

Apprentices without level 2 English and Maths will need to achieve this level prior to taking the End-Point Assessment. For those with an education, health and care plan or a legacy statement, the apprenticeship’s English and Maths minimum requirement is Entry Level 3. A British Sign Language (BSL) qualification is an alternative to the English qualification for those whose primary language is BSL

Duration 

12 – 18 months

What Apprentices Can Expect in the Role

A career in operational delivery is varied and involves working on the front line in different public-facing environments. You will be dealing with different types of customers and delivering a range of public services, but the skills and behaviours you need will be the same whatever you do.

Operational Delivery Officer roles include bringing data and evidence together, and making sure it is correct. You may also be considering applications, analysing information and making decisions. As an Operational Delivery Officer you could be:

  • managing cases and resolving customer enquiries
  • assessing and collecting various taxes across central and local government
  • giving people welfare or pensions advice, or supporting them to get back to work
  • issuing UK passports and making decisions about who has the right to visit or to stay in the country
  • processing driving licence applications
  • supporting citizens in court

Conclusion

Ultimately, a Level 3 Public Service Operational Officer apprenticeship can provide individuals with a challenging and rewarding career that allows them to make a positive impact on their community. So, whether you are just starting out on your career journey or looking to take the next step, this apprenticeship is definitely worth considering.

To get more information on this standard and how to apply, click here.

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Level 2 – Sewing Machinist

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Whether you’re just starting out or have some experience in the industry, this apprenticeship can help you develop your skills and advance your career in the world of fashion and textiles. In this blog post, we’ll explore what a Level 2 Sewing Apprenticeship entails, what you can expect to learn, and how it can benefit your career.

Entry Criteria for the Level 2 Sewing Machinist Apprenticeship

Apprentices without English and mathematics at level 1 must achieve this level and apprentices without level 2 English and mathematics must take the tests for level 2 prior to taking their EPA. For those with an education, health and care plan or a legacy statement, the apprenticeships English and Maths minimum requirement is Entry Level 3.

Key Responsibilities of a Sewing Machinist

The key responsibility of a Sewing Machinist is to make sewn products that meet specifications and quality criteria, with particular emphasis on maintaining quality standards whilst working at the required efficiency rate and meeting targets and deadlines. Typically, the role of a Sewing Machinist includes:

  • Organisation and maintenance of an efficient workstation
  • Operating specialist industrial sewing machines
  • Adhering to health and safety rules and regulations
  • Working with a variety of materials, threads and trimmings
  • Using a variety of sewing production techniques and methods
  • Producing sewn items that meet quality standards, targets and deadlines
  • Interpreting and following instruction and technical specifications
  • Monitoring and maintaining the work flow
  • Routine machine maintenance

Conclusion

In conclusion, a Level 2 Sewing Machinist apprenticeship offers a great opportunity for individuals who are interested in pursuing a career in the fashion industry. Throughout the course of the apprenticeship, apprentices will develop a wide range of technical skills and knowledge that will enable them to produce high-quality garments using industrial sewing machines.

Through on-the-job training and classroom learning, apprentices will gain practical experience in areas such as pattern cutting, fabric cutting, sewing machine operation, and garment construction. They will also learn about quality control, health and safety, and how to work effectively as part of a team.

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