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"What Is an Apprenticeship?"

An apprenticeship is a work-based placement that combines practical, on-the-job training with continued study towards a recognised qualification.

While traditional apprenticeships were undertaken by those wanting to learn a particular trade – such as construction, mechanics or carpentry - modern apprenticeships span a vast array of sectors.

There are currently over 190 career paths available for apprenticeships, in industries including accountancy, business, law, tourism, civil engineering, retail, media and IT.

Apprenticeships are funded by the government and the relevant employer, follow frameworks that document statutory requirements, and are supported by certified training providers to ensure they comply with national standards.

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