Meltham Dental Care / Apprentice dental nurse
Meltham Dental Care Limited
Entry requirements and registration vary. Check the employer's advert.
About this opportunity
This is an exciting opportunity for someone eager to start a career in dental nursing. A friendly practice based in Meltham. The role will involve providing chair side support to dental professionals and providing a high level of oral health care to patients.
This is a short extract. Read the full advert on Find an apprenticeship before applying.
Key facts
- Employer
- Meltham Dental Care Limited
- Location
- Holmfirth
- Type
- Apprenticeship
- Pay
- £15,600 a year
- Hours
- 37.5 hours a week, including training
- Closing date
- Closes 19 Nov 2026
- Entry requirements
- See the qualifications below
- Experience
- Not specified
- Start date
- 26 Nov 2026
- Source
- Find an apprenticeship (GOV.UK)
"Not specified" means the advert we received didn't say. The full advert may have more.
Why this is a STEM opportunity
STEM-adjacent: Not always called a STEM job, but you work with medicines, machines, materials, tech or data, and it can lead into wider STEM careers.
Dental nursing is clinical healthcare work. Dental nurses support dentists during treatment, look after patients and follow strict infection control and sterilisation procedures. Qualified dental nurses register with the General Dental Council.
Skills roles like this usually build
- Infection control and sterilisation
- Supporting clinical procedures
- Patient care
- Clinical record-keeping
This describes the type of role in general. The employer's advert has the exact duties.
Qualifications and experience
Advanced apprenticeship: Dental nurse (level 3)
- GCSE in English, grade 4-9 (desired)
- GCSE in Maths, grade 4-9 (desired)
The apprenticeship
- Length
- 1 Year 5 Months
- Training provider
- Aspiration Training Limited
Fields
Source
This opportunity is run by Meltham Dental Care Limited, not by StemLaunch. Source: Find an apprenticeship (GOV.UK).
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Last seen on GOV.UK 3 Nov 2026. Details can change, so check the advert before applying.
