WATERTRAIN LIMITED
- Trading names:
- Watertrain
- UKPRN:
- 10030871
Only levy paying employers can work with this provider
About this provider
Watertrain provides apprenticeships and other training to a wide range of organisations across the country. Our main specialism is the water utility sector where we provide knowledge and competency qualifications, either as part of stand alone programmes or as part of an apprenticeship. Watertrain is still able to offer The Water Industry apprenticeship at Level 2 and 3. We can also deliver the new Water Process Technician apprenticeship which has 5 different pathways at Level 3. Watertrain also delivers Intelligence Analysis nationally.
What employers are saying
Overall rating from October 2018 to now
- Excellent 2 out of 4 reviews
- Good 2 out of 4 reviews
- Poor 0 out of 4 reviews
- Very poor 0 out of 4 reviews
Strengths
- Communication with employers (4)
- Adapting to my needs (3)
- Providing the right training at the right time (2)
- Getting new apprentices started (1)
- Initial assessment of apprentices (1)
- Reporting on progress of apprentices (1)
Things to improve
- Reporting on progress of apprentices (2)
- Getting new apprentices started (1)
- Improving apprentice skills (1)
- Working with small numbers of apprentices (1)
3 Apprenticeships offered
| Apprenticeship | Type | Level | View details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water Industry | Framework | 2 | Details |
| Water Industry | Framework | 3 | Details |
| Water process technician | Standard | 3 | Details |
Contact details
- Website:
- WATERTRAIN LIMITED website
- Phone number:
- 03330 431431
- Email:
- info@watertrain.co.uk
Annual survey results
- Employer satisfaction:
- Learner satisfaction:
- Source: FE Choices
Content disclaimer
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Explain levels
Apprenticeships are set at different levels of difficulty from the equivalent of GCSE (level 2) up to postgraduate (level 7)