L3 Business Administration Apprentice Review

My role on a day to day basis generally tends to involves minute taking, organising meetings, diary scheduling, checking the team inbox as well as my own and replying to any queries, and uploading news articles on to our website and sharing them on social media platforms, such as Twitter.

I have learned a variety of new skills since starting within Health Education England. I now minute take regularly and learned tips and tricks through online courses. I have also learned about project management and time, resource and priority management through online training courses which has increased my skill set.

I enjoy my L3 Business Administration programme as I find there are a range of modules, some which I had never learned about before, so helps me to learn new things. I also find I have great support from my tutor [This section of the comment has been removed by a member of the RateMyApprenticeship Team because it did not meet our site terms and conditions] who is always willing to help me out.

My programme has definitely been well structured and organised. I am able to have one day per week dedicated as my apprenticeship day (off the job hours), meaning I can focus on completing my work to a high standard and get it completed within the time frame set for me.

I get a lot of support from my employer as I am able to have dedicated time to complete my apprenticeship, I’m able to turn to them if I have any queries and they have also helped me to find a permanent role within HEE after my apprenticeship is complete.

I get a lot of support from both my employer and my apprenticeship tutor/training provider whilst working towards my Level 3 Business Administration qualification. I am always able to ask questions, check anything I am unsure of and contact any time to ensure I understand everything in my workload.

My apprenticeship had definitely helped me to perform better in my role as it has gave me an understanding on a variety of topics such as PESTLE, budget management, e-safety, organisation policies and professionalism. These are skills I can take to future roles and apply in a variety of circumstances.

There are multiple extra curricular activities to get involved in at work. We have a variety of networks where people with similar interests, backgrounds etc can meet up and discuss certain topics. We also try to plan monthly team days in the office for NW summer days to get together.

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I would recommend Paragon as the training has been smooth, easy to follow, insightful and a positive learning experience. I have learned new skills by completing modules each month, felt confident opening up to my tutor and getting help where necessary, and enjoyed being able to gain a new qualification.

My advice would be to not let anything hold you back and if you are willing to learn and put the time in, you will get the result you want. I would ensure there is definitely time aside for you to complete the work and to a high standard also.