Access Training

We’re excited to be part of TechNExt 2026 this June.

As the North East’s biggest tech festival, TechNExt brings together businesses, educators, innovators and industry leaders from across the region to explore the future of tech, digital skills and innovation.

This year, our Digital Transformation Lead Andy Bremner will be involved in two AI-focused sessions covering:

💡 Using AI to reduce cognitive load at work
💡 AI governance, workforce readiness and responsible adoption

We’re looking forward to joining the conversation and connecting with organisations exploring practical, people-focused approaches to AI.

Start your career with RayFire Services Ltd, a growing fire alarm and safety company based in North Shields, known for its supportive team and strong development opportunities.

Access Training is recruiting an Apprentice Service Support Administrator on behalf of .

If you’re finishing school or college and want a full-time job where you can earn, learn and build real experience, this could be the perfect first step.

You’ll support the service team by scheduling engineers, speaking to customers, sending quotes, managing stock and helping keep projects organised. It’s a busy role where no two days are the same — with clear progression for someone looking to develop long term.

Take a look at the great benefits on offer:
• £16,640 per year (£320 per week)
• 20 days holiday + bank holidays
• Company pension
• Annual pay review
• Cycle to work scheme
• On-site gym access
• Healthcare insurance
• Refreshments provided
• Company car scheme (through Fleet Evolution)
• Real opportunity to progress within the business

You’ll complete your Level 3 Business Administrator Apprenticeship with Access Training, attending day release at Team Valley.

If you’re organised, confident speaking to people and ready to start building your future — apply now.

Follow the link below or head to the link in our bio:

https://www.accesstraining.org/vacancies-list/apprentice-service-support-administrator-rayfire-services/

It’s Mental Health Awareness Week 2026. 💚

This week is a reminder of the importance of checking in with one another, looking after our wellbeing and making time to talk.

Whether at work, in education or at home, support and understanding can make a real difference.