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Apprentiships
6th August 2010, 15:32Whoops, you found us by searching apprentiships. It's a funny word because people say it the way you've just spelt it, as in apprent-i-ships but it's actually spelt apprenticeships...confusing, I know! Well, whichever way they're spelled we're going to assume you want to know a bit about apprenticeships anyway!
What are apprenticeships (apprentiships)?
Apprenticeships are a vocational route where you can earn 'n' learn at the same time. Apprentices work on-the-job developing skills in a certain industry whilst working towards a qualification like a National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) or BTEC. There are many different apprenticeships in different sectors.
How much do I earn on an apprenticeship (apprentiships)?
The minimum pay for an apprentice job is £80 per week, but the average weekly pay for an apprentice job is £170 rising to £210. Your apprentice job pay will increase as you progress through your apprenticeship.
How can I find out more about apprenticeships (apprentiships)?
notgoingtouni.co.uk offera range of different apprenticeships in different sectors on our apprentice jobs board, we've also put together a more in-depth article about apprenticeships. If that's not enough then you can have a browse through our list of apprenticeship employers!
