Who can be an apprentice?
A. There are no set entry requirements for Apprenticeships. Apprentices just need to be living in England and not taking part in full-time education. It should be noted that Apprenticeships are fully funded by the Learning & Skills Council for applicants aged 16 – 18 and there is limited funding available for applicants aged 16 – 24. For applicants who are not eligible for government funding an Apprenticeship programme will cost between £3,000 and £15,000, depending on the industry. Graduates are not eligible for Apprenticeship programmes.
Related Questions
- How many of the effects in The Sorcerers Apprentice were CGI and how many were on-set practical effects and which type of effect do you prefer to work with?
- When an apprentice is registered for two separate trades simultaneously, can the business claim the credit for both trades?
- Does the apprentice/trainee get paid during his/her training?
