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Introductory apprenticeships for young people, level 2
Apprenticeships that qualify you for a job, levels 2 to 7

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Equal to GCSE
Equal to A level
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  1. Soil scientist (level 7)

    To gather, interpret and evaluate information about the chemistry, biology and physics of soil.

    Level
    7 - equal to master’s degree
    Type
    Apprenticeship
    Job category
    Health and science
    Duration
    24 months
    Maximum funding from government
    £21,000
  2. Laboratory scientist (level 5)

    Carrying out technical and scientific activity in laboratories.

    Level
    5 - equal to higher national diploma (HND)
    Type
    Apprenticeship
    Job category
    Health and science
    Duration
    60 months
    Maximum funding from government
    £27,000
  3. Laboratory technician (level 3)

    Providing routine and one-off testing and technical support in a scientific laboratory environment.

    Level
    3 - equal to A level
    Type
    Apprenticeship
    Job category
    Health and science
    Duration
    24 months
    Maximum funding from government
    £21,000
  4. Science manufacturing technician 2014 (level 3)

    Operating the systems and equipment involved in the production of products.

    Level
    3 - equal to A level
    Type
    Apprenticeship
    Job category
    Engineering and manufacturing
    Duration
    27 months
    Maximum funding from government
    £27,000
  5. Chef de partie (level 3)

    A chef in charge of a particular area of production in a restaurant.

    Level
    3 - equal to A level
    Type
    Apprenticeship
    Job category
    Catering and hospitality
    Duration
    18 months
    Maximum funding from government
    £10,000
  6. Commis chef (level 2)

    Preparing food and basic cooking tasks in a kitchen under supervision.

    Level
    2 - equal to GCSE
    Type
    Apprenticeship
    Job category
    Catering and hospitality
    Duration
    12 months
    Maximum funding from government
    £9,000
  7. Pastry chef (level 3)

    Plan, prepare and produce complex, refined patisserie in a variety of establishments.

    Level
    3 - equal to A level
    Type
    Apprenticeship
    Job category
    Catering and hospitality
    Duration
    18 months
    Maximum funding from government
    £11,000
  8. Production chef (level 2)

    Working as part of a team in kitchen environments.

    Level
    2 - equal to GCSE
    Type
    Apprenticeship
    Job category
    Catering and hospitality
    Duration
    12 months
    Maximum funding from government
    £7,000
  9. Senior culinary chef (level 4)

    Develop new recipes, products and product lines.

    Level
    4 - equal to higher national certificate (HNC)
    Type
    Apprenticeship
    Job category
    Catering and hospitality
    Duration
    24 months
    Maximum funding from government
    £9,000
  10. Senior production chef (level 3)

    Managing a team to produce standardised dishes and menus within a kitchen environment.

    Level
    3 - equal to A level
    Type
    Apprenticeship
    Job category
    Catering and hospitality
    Duration
    12 months
    Maximum funding from government
    £4,500