Business Administration Apprenticeship

· Supporting various departments within the GLA and engaging with internal and external stakeholders.

· Contributing to the efficiency of the organization by adding value and resolving issues as they arise.

· Actively participate in your own development plan under the supervision of your line manager and the training provider., · Complete a Business Administration Level 3 qualification funded by the GLA. You will work in a real job role with the GLA for 80% of your working hours and study toward the apprenticeship for the remaining 20% (equivalent of 1 day a week).

On offer is the chance to get hands-on experience working with one of our many and varied teams while also studying for a nationally recognised apprenticeship standard and qualification.

This business administration apprenticeship is an 18-month long opportunity. You will work in a real job role with the GLA for 80% of your working hours and study toward the apprenticeship for the remaining 20% (equivalent of 1 day a week).You will learn a range of skills, behaviours and knowledge, covering topics such as business communication, organisation and problem solving whilst working towards a Business Administration Level 3 qualification.

You will be supported to make the most of your time with the Greater London Authority (GLA), with on and off the job training and plenty of opportunities to contribute to work across the organisation.

We will expect commitment and enthusiasm, in return we promise a chance to contribute to the future of London and learn a fantastic range of skills.

An apprenticeship is a structured programme of learning, a combination of on and off the job training. On the job, an apprentice works alongside GLA staff, off the job they undertake a tailored training programme, working towards a nationally recognised level 3 qualification in Business Administration.

Business administrators at the Greater London Authority (GLA) possess a versatile set of skills applicable across various sectors, including public service and community engagement. The role may involve working independently or collaboratively within teams, focusing on developing, implementing, and enhancing administrative services that support London's diverse needs.

This role is designed for individuals who have a keen interest in public service and the workings of local government and are looking to develop their skills in a dynamic public sector environment., GLA Business Administrators will demonstrate strong communication skills and a proactive approach to their work. They are expected to manage priorities effectively, solve problems, and uphold the integrity and values of the GLA.

The Greater London Authority (GLA) is the regional government of Greater London and consists of two political branches - the Mayor of London and the London Assembly. We aim to promote the social, economic, and environmental well-being of Londoners and improve quality of life in the capital through various initiatives, including transportation, arts and culture, housing, and public safety. The GLA works to ensure that London remains a vibrant, equitable and sustainable city for everyone.