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Team leader/Supervisor Level 3

at Raise The Bar, Prescot · training provider

Level 3Other coursesOther15 months£4,500

What the college says

Level 3 Team Leader/Supervisor Apprenticeship with a difference! The Raise the Bar Apprenticeship is an innovative and engaging programme that develops a range of essential management skills, refined in the real working environment to provide an understanding of management and leadership theory and the capability to motivate teams and influence with confidence. Our approach features our unique digital portal that provides you with everything that is needed on your desktop or mobile device. Raise the Bar apprenticeships are tailored to suit everyone’s needs and can include bespoke elements to reflect the culture and ethos of your organisation. How we deliver • A dedicated expert facilitator to coach and support through the programme • E-learning – through our interactive webinars and online resources • Micro-learning made possible through our own Raise the Bar app • Business relevant projects to facilitate transfer of learning • Collaborative apprentice support with Employer • Mentoring – mentoring and/or reverse mentoring programmes The level 3 apprenticeship helps to develop existing and aspiring leaders and managers against the target standards for management agreed in consultation through the Trailblazer initiative by employers and Government, equipping the organization and individual for sustainable future, high performance and success. This programme is also available as a Women in Leadership programme specifically developing attendees to address challenges more frequent

What you need to get on

Certificate evidence of English and maths at level 2 or GCSE grade A*-C (or new grade 9-4). If you do not have these, we can support the development of your English and maths skills through completion of Functional Skills in the relevant subject and one-to-one support. You should also be working in a role that meets the requirements of the apprenticeship.

How you are assessed

Short courses, awards and certificates that do not fit the main routes.

What this level means

The A-level-equivalent step, and what universities and employers ask for.

Is it open to 16 to 18 year olds?

Age range not confirmed in the source data. Check with the provider.

Where it runs

  • Raise The Bar

    Work based

Who else teaches this exact qualification

Same qualification, different college. Entry requirements and how it is taught can differ a lot between them, which is the whole reason to compare.