We’re a not-for-profit charity, offering advanced apprenticeships in electrical installation, engineering maintenance, mechanical engineering services comprising plumbing, alongside heating and ventilating in 10 regions across England and Wales.

We work with employers to provide the training to support their apprentices with off-the-job learning and the knowledge elements of the programme, including both classroom and practical workshop learning as well as monitoring and assessing apprentices in the workplace. We serve approximately 8,000 apprentices and 3,800 employers.

JTL holds contracts with the Education and Skills Funding Agency in England and for Welsh Government funding in Wales and all our funding is reinvested in apprenticeship training. JTL has evolved to also provide a growing choice of professional development training for those already working within the industries.

Why train with JTL

JTL has been delivering apprenticeship training to the building services engineering sector, which forms part of the construction industry, for 30 years. We train more apprentices than anyone else in the sector and pride ourselves in delivering high quality, work-based learning across over 100 centres throughout England and Wales.

We offer a range of benefits for both apprentices and their employers:

• Free starter toolkit for apprentices in their first year*
  
• Free study books for apprentices to support with theoretical knowledge
  
• Support from a dedicated JTL Training Officer
  
• Access to our free recruitment service
  
• Practical training in fully equipped and supervised workshops
  
• Free advice and support from the Electrical Industries Charity
  
• Access to the JIB Registered Electrician Skills Development Fund
  
• A JIB UK-PHMES Apprentice or an Electrotechnical Certification Scheme (ECS) card
  
• Help accessing funds to support with training costs
  
• Ofsted have consistently awarded us as a Grade 2 GOOD Provider
  
• Our Regional and National Awards which celebrates high achieving apprentices
  
• Apprentices will gain a Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) card – to evidence they have the appropriate training and qualifications and are safe to work on construction sites.
  
• Opportunity to achieve Maths and English qualifications i.e. Functional Skills, Essential Skills Wales
  

*After a qualifying period of 3 months for electrical learners and 6 months for Mechanical Engineering Services learners.

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