Young Apprenticeship

Young Apprenticeship is a structured program that allows teenagers to gain practical work experience while continuing their education. Typically offered to students aged 14 to 16, it combines classroom learning with real-world training in a specific occupation or industry. Participants develop skills, knowledge, and understanding of the workplace, helping them make informed career choices and improve employability. The program aims to bridge the gap between education and employment, providing a valuable stepping stone towards further education or a career pathway. It often includes mentorship, assessments, and relevant qualifications, fostering both personal and professional growth.