Digital Support Apprentice - Fife, United Kingdom - QA Apprenticeships

QA Apprenticeships

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Fife, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

Company Overview

Key Responsibilities**
Apprenticeship Program

While working your normal duties at Taskmaster Resources you will also be completing your SCQF Level 6 Digital Applications Support (9-12 months).

The course is designed for anyone that uses multiple systems to complete their day-to-day tasks. In terms of content all Microsoft packages will be covered (excel, word, outlook), CRM systems and GDPR. The training you will undergo will put you in a great position to succeed within your role.

Gaining your qualification will be a fantastic kick start to your career, with more knowledge comes more value for your employers.

Required Skills:

Excellent computer skills
Must be organised and take great pride on all jobs
Fantastic communication and listening skills
The ability to think for themselves and problem solve in some cases
A passion to succeed and interest in working within recruitment
You must be able to work well under pressure and support the branch up until 6pm Monday to Friday

Benefits

Career Progression
Internal training
External training
Salary increases up to £25k depending on success
Bonus entitlement
Private health care
Company events and the vision of being a part of the bigger picture in Scotland
Weekly wages every Friday

Additional Information
The starting apprentice salary will be £12,000 (with regular reviews based on performance).

After successful completion of your apprenticeship, and good performance levels you will have the opportunity to progress up to a £25,000 salary.

Working hours expected are full time, 39 hours per week (9-6 Mon-Thurs, 9-5 Friday). With an hour given for lunch.

Important Information
"QA's apprenticeship programmes may be funded in part by the European Union through the European Social Fund, which supports the development of employment opportunities and a skilled workforce."