What big companies offer apprenticeships?
The Top 10 Apprenticeship Employers for 2020 are:
- British Army.
- HMRC.
- Royal Navy.
- BT.
- MTR Elizabeth Line.
- Mazars LLP.
- Optionis Group.
- Mitchells and Butlers.
Which is best for apprenticeship?
The Best Apprenticeships for Career Progression – Apprenticeships
- BAE Systems Apprenticeship.
- Construction Apprenticeship.
- Human Resource Management Apprenticeship.
- Engineering Apprenticeship.
- Banking Apprenticeship.
What are the most popular apprenticeships?
The Most Popular Apprenticeships in 2020/21
- Level 4 Associate Project Manager – 1600 starts.
- Level 4 Professional Accounting – 1460 starts.
- Level 2 Accounts or Finance Assistant – 700 starts.
- Level 4 Commercial Procurement and Supply – 340 starts.
- Level 3 Housing/Property Management – 330 starts.
What trade apprenticeship pays the most?
Highest-paid apprenticeships
- Mechanic apprentice. National average salary: $15.43 per hour.
- Elevator technician apprentice. National average salary: $16.52 per hour.
- Plumber apprentice. National average salary: $16.86 per hour.
- Electrician apprentice.
- Carpenter apprentice.
- Brick mason.
- Automotive technician.
- Ironworker.
Are apprentices worth it?
Apprenticeship training programmes are specifically tailored to ensure you develop the skills employers want. This means that apprentices not only have better long-term salary prospects, but they also have excellent progression opportunities, whether looking to study further or climb the ranks within the workplace.
How do I find an employer for an apprenticeship?
You can also find an employer by:
- contacting employers directly or an apprenticeship training provider.
- looking for vacancies on employer or recruitment websites.
- contacting the Careers Service.
- contacting your local Jobs and Benefits office.
Where is the best place to find an apprenticeship?
Other ways to find an apprenticeship
- Indeed.
- Monster.
- Total Jobs.
- CV Library.
- Job Site.
What are the disadvantages of an apprenticeship?
The Cons
- You won’t get access to certain careers.
- You won’t experience university life.
- You’ll have greater responsibilities.
- Holidays are short.
- The competition is tough.
- The salary is lower.
- You might experience an age gap.
- You’ll receive less recognition.