Swatpro: Training in Partnership

Swatpro supports learners and businesses with apprenticeships and training throughout the South West and the rest of England. Our training partners work across Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, Wiltshire, Bath and Bristol.

We offer apprenticeships to levy and non-levy paying employers across the following sectors:

Accountancy, Animal Care & Welfare, Business Administration, Clinical Health (hospitals), Construction, Customer Service, Digital (Cyber Security & Network Infrastructure), Digital Marketing, Early Years Education, Engineering, Forklift Engineering, Health & Social Care, Hospitality and Catering, Information Technology, Leadership & Management, Outdoors, Leisure and Events, Retail.

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Better Pay, Better Prospects - Why Engineering Needs You!

Better Pay, Better Prospects - Why Engineering Needs You!

At Swatpro Academy apprentices embarking on an engineering apprenticeship will be trained at the British Engineering Manufacturers Association (BEMA) training centre in Yate, just north of Bristol.

Open up your digital market with an apprenticeship

Open up your digital market with an apprenticeship

For every business and non-profit making organisation, making the most of your offer in the digital work (and using technology to enhance it) is critical. This is why Swatpro Academy is now offering Level 3 Digital Marketer apprenticeship schemes.

Why Work With Us?

Why Work With Us?

Our experience, professionalism and consistently high results makes us the logical choice for your training needs

apprenticeships FAQ

Apprenticeships FAQ

Everything you wanted to know about Apprenticeships but were afraid to ask!

Learning with Swatpro

Swatpro offers support for individuals, both unemployed and those in work, to keep developing minds.

Consultancy Support

Swatpro can offer consultancy to support employers to make the necessary changes to embed apprenticeships within their staffing structure.

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