Keltruck Limited has 4 year modern apprenticeship opportunities for 16/17 year olds who want to work with heavy trucks and who have a keen interest in vehicle body repair processes. Keltruck's founder, Chairman & Managing Director, Chris Kelly, & Aftersales Director, Andrew Jamieson, both began their careers in the industry as apprentices whilst Regional General Manager Russ Warner began his career as a Keltruck apprentice in 1987. As a result, Chris & Andrew take a close personal interest in the success of Keltruck's apprenticeship programme. E-mail Nicola or call Pat today for more information on how to take up the challenge & 'Join the best' with the information attached. Our apprentice recruitment begins around May each year. If you would like to apply complete please our application form on the right & return it to the HR department. Please visit motorapprentice.co.uk to register & complete the key skills test. Once we rceive your application form we can submit it for consideration to your local Keltruck depot or Vehicle Maintenance Unit. Useful links: Retail Motor Industry Federation's Retail Motor Industry Training (ReMIT) www.edexcel.org.uk  qca.org.uk  www.keyskillssupport.net          Connexions guide to working in the motor industry featuring Michael Evans, Keltruck apprentice, pp. 14-15

Modern Apprenticeships with Keltruck Limited Click here for our modern apprenticeship presentation in MS PowerPoint or click here for the presentation in PDF format. Keltruck Limited has a 4 year modern apprenticeship opportunity for a 16/17 year old who wants to work with heavy trucks. Want to know more...? The apprenticeship combines both on the job work with theory and practical elements. Your apprenticeship will be based at your local Keltruck depot (click here for details of the locations of all our depots), but may involve some work within Keltruck’s other depots throughout the region to provide broader experience (this is likely to be in the latter part of the scheme). The 3 year block release programme is prepared specifically by Scania (Great Britain) Limited which takes in every aspect of commercial vehicle training. On completion of the apprenticeship, the successful apprentice will be accredited with a BTEC National Certificate in Heavy Vehicle Engineering and NVQ level 2 & 3 in Maintenance and Repair in Vehicles. College attendance is by block release to the specialist Scania Training Centre in Loughborough. Accommodation is provided at the AA College during attendance periods. Year 4 is a finishing year where the apprentice is placed in a range of departments and functions that a fully qualified technician will expect to work with. Successful completion of the apprenticeship is not the end. As the major heavy truck distributor in the Midlands, we continue to develop all of our technicians through the Scania (Great Britain) Limited Master Technician scheme. Acceptance onto the apprenticeship scheme is dependent upon the applicant achieving minimum of ‘C’ grade passes in Maths, English and Science. How do I apply? Applicants should: Complete an application form – one of the personal references should be from the applicant's school who will be able to provide us with information on GCSE expectations. Enclose a 300–400 word explanation of why they would like to work in the heavy vehicle trade and why they are particularly suited. Enclose a covering letter in their own handwriting. Timetable:The closing dates for applications is June/July After initial interviews the short-listed candidates will take psychometric tests in numeracy, mechanical reasoning, reading and comprehension supervised by Scania Great Britain. Second interviews will take place by arrangement to avoid any examination dates and we expect to make offers (conditional on exam success) during July/August.

Accident Repair Centre (Bodyshop) Apprenticeships with Keltruck Limited Keltruck Limited has a modern apprenticeship opportunity for a 16/17 year old who wants to work with heavy trucks and who has a keen interest in vehicle body repair processes. Want to know more...? The apprenticeship will be based at the Accident Repair Centre (Bodyshop) in Newark (click here for details of the location of the Newark depot) and apprentices will attend a local college. The successful apprentice will gain Competences City and Guilds 398 Parts 1/2 in Vehicle Body Repair. Acceptance onto the apprenticeship scheme is dependent upon the applicant achieving ‘C’ grade passes in Maths and English. All applicants will have to demonstrate full commitment and motivation to the course. How do I apply? Applicants should: Complete an application form – one of the personal references should be from the applicant's school. Enclose an explanation of why they would like to work in the heavy vehicle trade and why they are particularly suited. Enclose a covering letter in their own handwriting.