Apprenticeships

[JackG]

Hartlepool power station has been taking on apprentices for the last 16 years,. Its a very good apprenticeship. and diverse as well.

Monkeys/French?

 

[Aet290204]

It’s called unconscious bias.

Well done for managing to rubbish an extremely well intentioned opening post though. Bravo!

 

[Alzi]

I identify as a courgette. Please can I insist the original post is updated to make it clear that people who identify as courgettes are able to apply.

 

[Teesside96]

Apprenticeships are an amazing route to take especially as a young person on Teesside was lucky to get one myself 10 years ago and never looked back, it gave me a hell of a lot of opportunities.

These are good ones posted too!

 

[festa5]

Already 2 laughing emoji from Festa5 and centralscutinizer. Just sums up the problem really.
There is really nothing funny about sexism.

I thought you were making the (legitimate) point in a humorous way based on what I took as a pretty innocent faux pas from the OP. That's why I put the laughing emoji.

It's no like he said "no girls allowed this is man's work" is it?

Christ.

 

[North22]

Another 24 decent apprenticeships here on Teesworks.

Trainee Welder:Middlesbrough

hire.jtgo.co.uk

 

[BillyBoyStu]

Another 24 decent apprenticeships here on Teesworks.

But nobody works at Teesworks???

 

[exeterboro]

a young person on Teesside

I hope your not being ageist?

 

[smoggs03]

I identify as a courgette. Please can I insist the original post is updated to make it clear that people who identify as courgettes are able to apply.

I’d love to see the reasonable adjustments put in place for you. .

 

[naively_optimistic]

My daughter was successful in applying for a law apprenticeship with a legal firm (small firm not corporate) - she has annual salary and part time law degree and post grad route to qualify as a solicitor fully expensed. She did a random search - found the application and thought... Why not.... Might be better option than undergraduate and full time student.....

As a parent ... . The outcomes on her first 18 months have been staggering...... She is thriving in work and on part time degree course... . She is years ahead of where she would be off she had taken the conventional route ...... And she will have a qualified job as a solicitor at the end of her six years, plus six years employment experience and NO STUDENT DEBT!

I can't say she was lucky because she completed her application and interview prep herself and she worked hard at GCSEs and A levels - which opened the door. Rather than luck..... Proud dad

This really is the way forward....... And will be encouraging my other two kids to consider employment based routes if that fits with their preferred options after school.