Apprenticeships in Gloucester
Apprenticeships, T-Levels and entry-level roles in and around Gloucester. You're employed and paid from your first day, your training is funded, and you finish with a recognised qualification and no tuition debt.
Live opportunities near Gloucester
See all 4Business Administration Apprentice
This is an opportunity to start a career in administration while gaining practical experience in a professional office environment. You’ll support the wider team with day-to-day administration, communication, diary management, client enquiries and office organisation.
Level 2 Equine Apprentice - Event Yard
Join Tom Rowland Eventing as a Level 2 Equine Apprentice and gain valuable experience in an international event yard.
Equine Groom Apprentice - Riding School
Enbourne Riding School has opened a new riding school in Swindon, Waterhay Equestrian, creating a fantastic opportunity for an enthusiastic Apprentice Equine Groom to join their team.
IT Support Technician Apprentice (Level 3) - School IT Support
Are you passionate about technology and looking for your first role in IT? This Level 3 ITSupport Technician Apprenticeship is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experiencewhile earning a salary and working towards a nationally recognised qualification.
Working in Gloucester
Employers across South West recruit apprentices year-round, and vacancies near Gloucester cover a mix of office, technical and customer-facing work. Because you're paid from day one, an apprenticeship is often the most practical way to start a career locally without moving away or taking on debt.
Industries hiring near Gloucester
Common questions
How many apprenticeships are there in Gloucester?
It changes weekly — employers advertise year-round rather than in one annual intake. This page counts every live opportunity within 25 miles of Gloucester and updates as roles are added and filled.
Do I need to live in Gloucester to apply?
No. What matters to employers is that you can get to work reliably. Most of the roles listed here are within commuting distance of Gloucester, and each advert shows how far it is from the centre.
Will I be paid?
Yes. Apprentices are employees and must be paid at least the apprentice National Minimum Wage — many employers pay considerably more. You also get holiday, sick pay and a contract like any other employee.
Do I need qualifications to start?
Often none at all for an intermediate apprenticeship. Some employers ask for GCSEs in English and maths, and many will let you work towards those alongside the job if you don't have them yet.
Is it free to apply through GetMyFirstJob?
Yes — always free for candidates. You apply directly to the employer or their training provider, and there are no agency fees at any point.




