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You’ll receive an activation email from ‘email@aptem.co.uk’ on the same day that you receive your welcome email from your coach. If you don’t receive the activation email, please check your junk folder and/or speak to your internal HR/IT team to ensure @futuretalentlearning.com and @aptem.co.uk are both on the ‘Allow list’. Once received, proceed with your registration.
You must also be able to undertake the duties required of the Apprenticeship programme within your role. For example, you can’t be enrolled on the Level 5 Operations/Departmental Manager level programme if you’re not going to be operationally managing or have the responsibilities added to your role as you develop these skills on the programme.
An Apprenticeship Levy-funded programme is a government-funded apprenticeship. On completion, you’ll receive the Level 3 Team Leader/Supervisor Apprenticeship Qualification or Level 5 Operations/Departmental Manager Qualification.
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An Enterprise programme is commercially funded by your employer. On completion, you’ll receive a Future Talent Learning Transformational Leadership Programme Level 3 or Level 5 certificate.
During your End Point Assessment at the end of your programme, you’ll need to show the assessor your ID evidence, such as a passport. If your passport has expired, you’ll need to present supporting evidence which matches the name listed in your passport, such as a recently dated utility bill, phone contract or bank card.
Functional Skills English is a qualification for work, study and life. Achievement of the qualification demonstrates the ability at an appropriate level to read, write, speak, listen and communicate in English, and to apply these skills effectively to a range of purposes in the workplace and in other real-life situations.
Functional Skills Maths is a qualification for work, study and life. Achievement of the qualification demonstrates a sound grasp of mathematical skills at the appropriate level and the ability to apply mathematical thinking effectively to solve problems successfully in the workplace and in other real-life situations.
If your international certificate(s) don’t appear on the list, there are two options:Â
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Take the free online Functional Skills exam in English and/or Maths. (Let your coach know that you wish to book a place for the exam – see information in the What do I need to do if I don’t hold English and Maths certificates question). Â
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Use a service called ENIC to obtain a Statement of Comparability (a comparison of your international qualification to a UK high school GCSE qualification). You can see how to request a Statement of Comparability via the below button.
ENIC stands for European National Information Centre, and it compares overseas qualifications to the UK education system, comparing them to UK qualifications and framework levels. Â
You can find out more by visiting www.enic.org.uk
Please contact learnmore@futuretalearning.com
During your Enrolment Meeting with your coach, they’ll explain the programme to you, what this means when studying during working hours and walk you through the compliance formalities to begin the programme. They’ll also show you how to use your Learner Management System and Events Hub and be there to answer any questions you may have.
Your Knowledge, Skills & Behaviours Assessment is a form which involves you assessing yourself to identify your current level of knowledge and understanding linked to key areas of the curriculum. Once completed, this output will allow your coach to adapt your programme of study to support you and your individual development needs.
If your weekly contracted hours are 30 or more, the minimum time commitment is 6 hours per week. Our own FTL programme takes around 6.75 hours per week.Â
If your weekly contracted hours are fewer than 30, you must dedicate a minimum of 20% of your contracted working hours to learning while you’re on the programme. Â
Throughout the programme, you’ll be able to attend Live Learning Events. We offer a wide range of interactive Masterclasses, Simulation Games and Networking sessions, led by world-class experts in their field.
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The events are a chance to apply invaluable new skills and behaviours within a safe and engaging environment. They’re a chance to meet and hear from peers on the programme too. You can find out all you need to know about events in your Events Hub.
