Arts Fundraiser Level 3 Apprenticeship Application Form


Please complete this form to apply for the Arts Fundraiser level 3 apprenticeship programme with the Bauer Academy. If you're due to start a new job role upon enrolling on this apprenticeship, please answer these questions in relation to this new role.

We'll use the info captured in this form to assess your eligiblity, help inform us as to your starting point in relation to the programme content, and to better understand how the programme will help you within your specific role.

Where possible, please use Google Chrome to complete this form.

The information provided will be treated in the strictest confidence and processed in accordance with the The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (May 2018)


Your Details:


Learning Support

Whilst on programme, we can make reasonable adjustments to ensure you have everything you need to enable you to take part in the learning and complete assessments. For example, if you have a disability, health condition, or learning difficulty.

If you selected 'yes' above, and you are successful in joining the programme, then our Learner Support Executive (Imogen Barker) will be in touch to discuss any adjustments. If you would like to reach out to her directly, then feel free to contact her at Imogen.barker@bauermedia.co.uk

 


Previous Qualifications & Experience

If you haven't achieved a level 2 qualification in these subjects, to be able to complete this apprenticeship programme you will need to complete a Level 2 Functional Skills qualification. Bauer Academy will assist with this and provide you with further information at enrolment.

If you completed maths and/or English qualifications overseas then we'll need to apply for a statement of comparability, which we can do once we have copies of your certificates. We'll do this through UK ENIC – the UK National Information Centre for the recognition and evaluation of international qualifications and skills.


Rationale for Enrolling

Please review (here) the Apprenticeship Standard 'knowledge, skills and behaviours' which are due to be taught within this programme, before then answering the following questions.


Eligibility

Please note you will be required to provide ID such as a copy of your passport to enrol on this programme

20% Off-the-job Training

Each programme lasts a minimum of 12 months and is blended into your daily job, with 20% of your normal working hours spent on the programme as ‘Dedicated Development Time’ (DDT), so if you apply, you'll need to be committed to learning for this whole period.

Achieving your 20% DDT requires discipline, but there's some flexibility!

DDT includes time spent in workshops, time spent working on assignments or completing resources in the Open Elms e-portfolio system. It also includes any self-guided activity that relates to the apprenticeship standard, which could include shadowing colleagues, attending conferences/webinars, reading books and listening to podcasts, and time you're learning new and relevant skills/knowledge on-the-job. Your Programme Lead will help you keep a record of DDT using a monthly reflective log.


Applicant Declaration & Signature:

By signing this form you are declaring all the information you have provided to be correct, and that you understand your commitment to:

  • Attend all Workshops and Progress Review meetings (except where on annual leave or sick leave)
  • Complete assigned learning activities for the duration of the apprenticeship as part of the 20% off-the-job training (DDT)
  • Comply with Bauer Academy apprenticeship policies and procedures


Tap or click on the signature above to sign

Please add your line manager's information below - once you submit the form they will be sent a copy to complete their section. For the 'due date' you can use the application deadline date (if you know it), or alternatively just choose a date a few days in advance of today's date.

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Employer / Line Manager Commitment & Rationale

By signing this form you are commiting to:

  • Ensuring that the individual has the opportunity within their role to gain the knowledge, skills and behaviours required for the apprenticeship
  • Supporting and allowing the individual to use 20% of their working hours as Dedicated Development Time
  • Ensuring that someone from your organisation (i.e a line manager/mentor) attends the first 30 minutes of each of the individual's quarterly review sessions
  • Attending a mandatory 30 minute line manager briefing session during the apprenticeship enrolment period

Please provide details of:

  • How the programme will benefit the individual within their job role & your department/organisation
  • The individual's skills or knowledge gaps which you believe this programme will help address
  • How you will support them to meet their required 20% dedicated development time