Degree/ Higher Apprenticeships
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Re: Degree/ Higher Apprenticeships
Friends DS is doing degree apprenticeship with Vodaphone - loving it - has lots of responsibility already in his department - well paid & lots of perks - he wasn't keen in going off to uni anyway - he was lucky as many applicants for the few places offered - so if you find one you are interested in - apply but have a back-up option too
Re: Degree/ Higher Apprenticeships
DS is preferring the degree apprenticeship to Uni. As a back-up plan, he has applied (and secured ) Uni places.
It is so much harder to get a decent degree-apprenticeship than a place at Uni So far the process, which he started towards the end of last year, has been:- fill in application form, on-line test, on-line essay and on-line interview. He now has to go to an assessment day which, if successful, will be then be invited for face-to-face interview. He has applied at numerous companies and, as he is having success at all them, have found they all seem to be following the same route for recruitment. It is not an easy option and it is a very time-consuming process, but having a level 6 degree-apprenticeship is what he prefers.
It is so much harder to get a decent degree-apprenticeship than a place at Uni So far the process, which he started towards the end of last year, has been:- fill in application form, on-line test, on-line essay and on-line interview. He now has to go to an assessment day which, if successful, will be then be invited for face-to-face interview. He has applied at numerous companies and, as he is having success at all them, have found they all seem to be following the same route for recruitment. It is not an easy option and it is a very time-consuming process, but having a level 6 degree-apprenticeship is what he prefers.
Re: Degree/ Higher Apprenticeships
I’ve heard is that some people have struggled to manage both study and work simultaneously.mitasol wrote:I believe they can be set up in different ways. I always thought they sounded like a great idea in terms of funding and work experience. The only negative I’ve heard is that some people have struggled to manage both study and work simultaneously. UCAS has a brief here. https://www.ucas.com/alternatives/appre ... nticeships" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Well, no doubt about it.
My work takes 10 hours per day + 2 hours for the road.