FAQs

Find clear answers to the questions young people ask most about our programmes and applications. If you’re unsure about anything, this is a good place to begin.

Application FAQs

Yes. Inform your work coach if you’re offered a place, but you should still be able to receive Universal Credit.

No, not if you’re in full-time education. If the programme runs during summer and you are not returning to university afterwards, you may be considered – explain this clearly in your application. If you are based in Scotland, get in touch to discuss on [email protected].

No. You can’t take part if you’re working full-time as you won’t be able to commit to the timetable.

Some programmes can accommodate part-time workers. Apply and include your working hours; if invited to interview, this can be discussed.

It depends on the programme. Check grade requirements on the specific programme page.

You must live in the programme area. If you plan to relocate, apply once you’ve moved.

Programmes are for ages 18–24 (and some 16–24). See the Additional Support page for other services.

You can only apply for one at a time. Mention other interests in your application and discuss at interview if invited.

Include full details in your application so LTSB can assess suitability. If you’re not eligible, check the Additional Support page for other organisations.

Yes. Share your requirements in your application, and LTSB will advise how they can support you.

Different programmes suit different young people. Check each programme for qualification requirements.

Ask your friend to apply and select the “friend/family member” referral option. If you’ve already taken part in an LTSB programme before, also tell your Programme Manager.

Programme FAQs

Between 3 and 6 weeks. Some are part-time, some full-time. Details are on each programme page.

Typically 9:30–10:00am start, finishing around 4:00–4:30pm. Full details are in your welcome pack.

Check the locations page for programme availability.

No, LTSB programmes are free of charge. You’ll need to cover travel costs and any food/refreshments. If this is a barrier, please contact us.

No –  programmes are unpaid. LTSB prepares you for employment and aims to place you in paid roles afterwards.

Usually no. However, if travel costs are a barrier, please contact us to discuss.

No qualification comes from LTSB directly. Some programmes include qualifications from partner education providers.

Activities include interview coaching, CV workshops, critical thinking, communication, debating, presentation skills, and employer insight events.

Let LTSB know so they can update their records – and congratulations!

Your Programme Manager will advise. Online sessions often don’t require office attire, but most in-person sessions do.

Career Support FAQs

NatWest salaries are listed on programme pages. For other programmes, salaries depend on the employer.

Whilst we do not guarantee an interview or a job at the end of the programme, LTSB supports you through the process to help you succeed. Our programmes enable exclusive access to industry networks for those taking part.

You’ll get continued support with potential for enrichment opportunities with leading employers. 

Not found the answer?

Drop us an email to [email protected] and we’ll connect you the right person.