Benefits of Apprenticeships

Earn a salary while receiving on the job training and studying towards a qualification. If you’re thinking of going to college or university but worried about student debt, then Apprenticeships may be a more affordable option.

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Top 5 benefits of doing an Apprenticeship

Earn an average weekly salary of £200* and have the money to pay for the things you want, like a contract phone, holidays or even driving lessons.

Paid holidays – You will be entitled to at least 20 days paid holiday per year, plus Bank Holidays.

FREE** on the job training – Get vital hands on experience and learn the skills needed in your chosen career

Get a qualification – At the end of your Apprenticeship you will be awarded a nationally recognised qualification, which will look great on your CV

Quicker than university – Get a work-based qualification in less time than it takes to do a degree course.

FAQs

What support is available?

Starting work can be scary but with an Apprenticeship won’t be on your own. Your employer will make sure that your training gives you the skills you need and meets national standards. You can always talk to your employer or a Kaplan Apprenticeship Coordinator for help and advice if you need it.

What happens once I’ve finished?

You’ll be trained in skills that employers want and which are important in the real business world. You’ll have a qualification and work experience making you even more attractive to potential future employers. Typical starting salaries are between £12,000 and £18,000.*

You can always decide to go back in to education after completing your Apprenticeship. You may be eligible for a place on a Foundation degree or other qualifications as Apprenticeships are recognised by many Higher Education Institutions.

*Source www.apprenticeships.org.uk
**Free training for 16-18 year olds, partial for 19-24.