what's the difference between an apprenticeship and a job
who's the apprenticeship program meant for
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- Author: Chloe V.
- Category: Eligibility advice, Apprenticeships
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An apprenticeship is essentially aiming towards a skill or higher qualification. Sometimes not paid as much as jobs but you will get a decent level of qualification once you complete your apprenticeship.
For example, if you are joining and engineer job that requires you have a set skill, you will work towards that required skill. Look at it like a college A level with hands on daily instead of sat in a classroom everyday.
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