Genlink is developing a new, integrated apprenticeship‑style programme for young people aged 16–19. The RealTalk Apprenticeship will bring together media, sport, esports, and creative arts into one powerful pathway designed to build confidence, leadership, and real community impact.
This programme is currently in development as we work with partners, schools, and local stakeholders to shape the final structure for launch in 2026.
🧭 What the Programme Will Offer
🌍 Why Genlink?
📅 Launch Timeline
Full programme details will be announced in 2026.
Applications are expected to open in Spring 2026, subject to final confirmation with partners and stakeholders.
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Genlink Apprenticeships Brent give young people hands-on experience, industry mentoring, and practical pathways into meaningful careers. Through our Genlink Youth Leadership Pathways, learners explore real-world training in media, esports, sports coaching, and community safety. Each pathway is designed to build confidence, workplace readiness, and leadership skills that will support long-term growth.
As part of one of the most impactful Young Leaders Programs in London, our apprentices take part in practical training that prepares them for real responsibilities. From planning sessions to leading groups and supporting events, every activity builds problem-solving, communication, and teamwork.
Apprenticeships give young people hands-on experience, real-world skills, and the confidence to take on bigger roles within their communities. Through Genlink Community Games, participants learn by doing, supporting sport events, helping run arts activities, and contributing to half-term programmes across Brent.
Young people gain direct experience assisting with sport events in London, managing activities, engaging participants, and learning how community events operate from start to finish.
Apprentices support community arts projects in Brent, helping bring creative ideas to life while learning teamwork, communication, and planning skills in a real environment.
Through Genlink Community Games and half-term programmes, apprentices build leadership skills by working closely with families, volunteers, and local organisations, strengthening their role within the community.