Of course! For starters, apprenticeships have a minimum wage that is set by the government. Above that, the pay can...

You can do an apprenticeship at almost any age. You must be 16 or older to apply for an apprenticeship...

After A Levels, you would most likely do a Higher Apprenticeship. A Higher Apprenticeship is a level 4 or 5...

Apprenticeships pay at least the national minimum wage for your age group, so £5.28 if you are 16-18 or 19-21...

There are a couple of steps to getting an apprenticeship at 16. You need to live in the country where...

A Level 5 apprenticeship is equivalent to a foundation degree, or a Higher National Diploma. Level 4 and Level 5...

As long as you are 16 or over, live in the UK and are not in full-time education, almost anyone...

Apprenticeship training is paid for by the UK Government (90%), with the remaining 10% paid for by the employer. Companies...

It depends on your situation, but it doesn’t hurt to look at both. It’s always a good idea to see...

The short answer is: all of the time. Industry recruitment windows can vary greatly, and some larger companies may even...

One of the best things abut an apprenticeship is being paid while you’re doing it. The current minimum wage for...

Yes, there is no rule to say that somebody who has already been to uni can not do an apprenticeship....