Health and Social Care
The health and social care sectors create a large proportion of jobs in the UK, with the NHS alone employing 1.5 million people. The sector includes various opportunities like healthcare assistant, care work, social work, supervisors and managers.
As an Apprentice, you will gain hands-on experience in a supportive team developing knowledge, skills and behaviours that will benefit you throughout your career journey. And let’s not forget that you will also receive an industry recognised qualification.
Careers you can train for with an Apprenticeship
Click on the roles below to find out more about them. For more information or to register your interest, please click the 'register your interest' button.
Key Skills Needed:
Communication
Empathy
Attention to detail
Supportive
Adaptable
Total no. of jobs
96,800
In South Yorkshire by 2030
3,700 new jobs created in South Yorkshire
Employers we work with
Success Stories
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Jayne Milner
Level 4 Diploma in Adult Care Apprentice
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Jayne Milner recently completed her Level 4 Diploma in Adult Care with Apprenticeships+ at The Sheffield College. Her Apprenticeship has given her the skills and confidence to take the next step in her career.
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Ellie Eadon
Level 4 Health and Social Care Apprentice
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As Community Development Worker at the Link Community Hub in Stradbroke, Ellie, 23, is managing a range of projects for those who are struggling.
News
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Top tips for finding an Apprenticeship and writing a good application
When applying for an Apprenticeship, it’s important to stand out and present yourself in the best possible way to succeed in a competitive field. The following tips from our team of experts will help you stay organised, stand out to employers, and increase your chances of securing an Apprenticeship that suits your goals.
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The Sheffield College is shortlisted for three Educate North Awards
The Sheffield College is a finalist in three categories of an awards scheme championing the work of educational institutions in the North.
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Apprenticeship Levy Changes Coming in August 2026. What Employers Need to Know!
From 1 August 2026, changes to the way apprenticeship training is funded will come into effect as the current Apprenticeship Levy transitions to the new Growth & Skills Levy. While the changes aim to make skills investment more flexible, they also introduce several important funding changes that employers should be aware of.