The scheme included position in a wide variety of Council departments including - Human Resources, Fleet (workshop), Finance, Libraries, Policy, Flood and Coastal Data Support, Translation, Catering and Business Support and more.
Successful candidates will also be supported along their Welsh language journey, with all of posts requiring candidates to be able to use conversational Welsh or be willing to learn during their apprenticeship, with targeted support. Specific roles working with Digital Learning, Policy and Translation will provide the opportunity for Welsh speakers to begin their career using their advanced Welsh language skills on a daily basis.
Carmarthenshire County Council’s Apprenticeship Programme has been developed to offer comprehensive on the job training, mentorship and career development opportunities. It aims to equip people with the essential skills and experience needed to excel in their chosen fields and contribute positively to their team, the Council and the wider community.
Cllr Philip Hughes, Cabinet Member for Organisation and Workforce said:“The tremendous interest we have received for our apprenticeship scheme shows the appetite here in Carmarthenshire for young people to embark on a career with an organisation that delivers frontline services.
“These posts also show the Council’s commitment fostering a bilingual environment where the Welsh language is not only preserved but celebrated and I look forward to seeing the successful candidates flourish in their roles.”
The apprenticeship opportunities align with Carmarthenshire County Council’s Corporate Strategy and highlight its commitment to the development of the county’s residents, with a clear focus on creating a thriving, inclusive and prosperous community. The scheme also outlines the Council’s ambition to foster a nurturing environment where people can access education, training and employment opportunities that enable them to realise their full potential.
For more information on job opportunities at Carmarthenshire County Council, please visit the Council’s website
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