Business, 19.02.2021 19:00, brainfreeze911ovksah

Why do people enter an apprenticeship rather then attend college?

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answered: cduke1919

And here are three great reasons to choose an apprenticeship instead: 1. You need to start earning a livable wage. On average, college costs $23,600 per year — and if you don't finish with a degree, you still have to pay for the classes you took.

Benefits of Apprenticeship

Customized training that meets industry standards, tailored to the specific needs of businesses, resulting in highly-skilled employees.

Increased knowledge transfer through on-the-job learning from an experienced mentor, combined with education courses to support work-based learning.

Apprenticeships are an excellent way to gain access to a company or a sector you want to work in, and if you do a great job and become a valued member of the team, it will put you in a strong position when there are permanent job opportunities. Learn transferable skills

If you're someone who really wants to embrace the student experience and explore your course subject in-depth, going to university might be for you. If you enjoy hands-on learning, want to get paid for on-the-job training and get a degree without tuition fees, then an apprenticeship could be a good option.

Though they receive valuable training, individuals often endure both pros and cons of apprenticeships. You might want to research the pros and cons tho.

A person is eligible to undertake an apprenticeship or traineeship in NSW if they are: an Australian citizen, or. a foreign national with permanent residency, or. a New Zealand passport holder who has been a resident in Australia for more than six months.

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