Technology Analyst Review

Solving tech issues on a specific system for branch colleagues

Yes many: Time keeping Independence Technical Knowledge

I enjoy my programme. I enjoy the office and team I work in and the friends among the colleagues I have made. I enjoy the job mostly as it is new and the work I do is interesting solving the issues for the colleagues I've learned a lot about banking and how certain IT systems work. Uni is a bit crap tho hate java coding and its a ball ache getting into Manchester (so expensive!) but can't complain too much its only one day a week

At Barclays they have colleagues dedicated to being your apprentice coach and we have specific objective to complete around being an apprentice. You are not treated differently or looked down upon but you do get time to develop and a structured salary increase over time.

I receive a lot of support as outlined in previous answer. There are dedicated apprentice coaches and a big apprentice network at Barclays.

mmu has skills coaches but i never speak to mine can't even remember their name. We have meetings with them and my line manager every 6 months and are meant to complete an off the job tracker but i never remember to.

Nothing to do with the day to day of my specific role but they're good skills to learn nonetheless. But i don't like learning coding

yep loads. football, tennies, board games, womens clubs anything you can think of really.

Yes

Cos good pay and good environment to work in in my experience and a well structured programme.

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