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TfL apprenticeships are closed: use the gap to prepare, not to submit
TfL’s apprenticeship page currently says its roles are closed. Registering interest in future opportunities is different from applying for an open position.
No live intake is promised
The official page is the place to follow future recruitment.
A historic programme description or a familiar job title does not establish that applications are being accepted today.
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- 21 October 2026; not live booking inventory
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Prepare evidence that travels
Write down examples of solving a problem, working safely, learning a difficult task and contributing to a team.
Keep them factual: what you did, why and what changed. That work remains useful even if the next advertised role differs from the one expected.
Check the new advert from scratch
When an intake opens, reread its requirements and dates rather than relying on last year’s rules.
This guide does not predict the next opening, offer an application shortcut or suggest that registering interest reserves a place.
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