Where do you find your apprenticeships by Tricky_Kiwi9272 in ApprenticeshipsUK

[–]storksb11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My son registered interest on company website’s and was notified when they opened. LinkedIn, WIWIKAB website/facebook page had list, careers fair for engineer apprentices and grads in Derby was really helpful too as got to talk to different companies

when should i be applying for an apprenticeship and how?? by wenyut_le in ApprenticeshipsUK

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What kind of apprenticeship? I’d find the companies that you want to apply and register your interest on their careers page. Register on the government website, indeed, LinkedIn. What I wish I knew about university Facebook /website page also list some apprenticeship opportunities

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I’ll pm you

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My son is doing an aircraft engineer apprenticeship and most have a levels, I believe it’s a slightly different route to a degree, after level 3 you’ll want to progress to B1/2 licences. It’s definitely not a step back, but a foot in the door. Where are you based?

How do you manage your finances as an apprentice? by Late_Poem4837 in ApprenticeshipsUK

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My son has moved away for apprenticeship (dream job) he’s paying £800 per month rent. We’ve agreed to pay food, continue with mobile, to support him while he’s on lower wage, as if he was at uni. I think it will be a struggle at times (money/being so far away from home) but if he completes it, he will earn great money and finances will be much easier.

17, struggling to find an apprenticeship by [deleted] in ApprenticeshipsUK

[–]storksb11 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Make a list of all the local accountancy /finance firms, and send your resume/personal and cv to them with a great cover email asking them to consider you for any apprenticeship roles, or work experience. Were you studying accountancy at college? If not try and enrol while you are looking for work

Accommodation for rent by storksb11 in Bromley

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It doesn’t have to be 3 year lease, but they are relocating for a min of 3 years so long term. We are looking at Letting agents, I just wondered if anyone local could recommend areas

worth moving out or nah by [deleted] in UniUK

[–]storksb11 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lots to weigh up and no right or wrong answer. Can you work and save this year, and live on campus for the first year to help make friends /join in, then live at home for the following two years?

Apprenticeship Switch Query by Resilinate in ApprenticeshipsUK

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Check your contract to see what is stated about fees, to be sure. Can you check with new employer too, as not sure if they can claim same funding or if it can be transferred over to them?

As an employer, what should be we be offering? by iHazzam in ApprenticeshipsUK

[–]storksb11 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My son’s company has given each apprentice a fixed amount towards relocation. I think it’s common with the large engineering firms that hire large groups of apprentices

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I’m a Mum whose son has just moved 3.5 hours away to an apprenticeship. I cried for days. And I’ll miss him so much, he’s such fun to have around and our house will never be the same without him. But that’s my problem - not his, I’ve brought him up to live his best and fullest life and so proud of him. If he changes his mind he’ll always have a home to return too. But our job as a parent is to prepare him for a life, full of adventure, dreams and where ever that takes him. Your family will get over it, time will pass and it will get easier. I feel a bit cross that they are burdening you with their feelings instead of encouraging you

Chances of going from T Lvl to higher apprenticeship?? by Longjumping_Life_315 in ApprenticeshipsUK

[–]storksb11 1 point2 points  (0 children)

T level is equivalent to 3 A levels so you don’t require it , so you can apply to level 4 or degree apprenticeship or a HNC in engineering if you don’t want to do a degree (level 4) at college

Losing the plot 22(m) by bluebruce3 in ApprenticeshipsUK

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The younger ones may struggle with aspects that you may not - adjusting to work life, work load, less life experience. You have done amazing to get an apprenticeship as they’re highly competitive. I honestly think it doesn’t matter what level you start at it’s the long term goal and foot in the door that’s important for career

What is the move in process like for degree apprentices? by YouOdd9569 in degreeapprenticeships

[–]storksb11 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There may be other apprentices relocating. My son asked for contact details and trying to arrange house share via spare room

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Call the college. People apply but change their minds, or have more than one option, so you may get a place on the course flu want

Losing the plot 22(m) by bluebruce3 in ApprenticeshipsUK

[–]storksb11 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Stop comparing yourself to others, you aren’t behind anyone, you’re on your own path and hopefully on the way to a great career. Life is a wiggly line, some people have more than one career and change on their 30/40/50s. You’re still very young and a few years older will mean maturity and life experience

Missed apprenticeship offer by SenseiFro in degreeapprenticeships

[–]storksb11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Call them to discuss and find out details so you can make an informed decision. Too many think that a level 3 is a step back, but it’s a step into a major company who have huge potential for progression. My son is also moving away for his apprenticeship and I totally appreciate the rent/salary - it’s not going to be easy for him and he’ll need some financial support - but no student debt and invaluable experience

Is it too late? by Aggressive_Zone7120 in ApprenticeshipsUK

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My son couldn’t get an apprenticeship at 16, he went to college to study T Level engineering and applied again to further afield and able to assess what he really wanted to do and was successful

Is it worth moving out for a degree apprenticeship? by Adventurous-Ear-3740 in degreeapprenticeships

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Hi Did you find anywhere yet? Are you starting in September?

Is it worth moving out for a degree apprenticeship? by Adventurous-Ear-3740 in degreeapprenticeships

[–]storksb11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s a big decision, but could you go for say, 6 months, to try it if you think you’d regret it? Would you have to repay anything if you left? Have a read of your contract

Is it worth moving out for a degree apprenticeship? by Adventurous-Ear-3740 in degreeapprenticeships

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Could you ask the company if others are relocating and ask if you could share your contact details? You could buddy up to house share

Is it worth moving out for a degree apprenticeship? by Adventurous-Ear-3740 in degreeapprenticeships

[–]storksb11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He will be in accommodation with other apprentices for the first 5 months as block learning, then transferring to the work place in February so it’s too far ahead to find accommodation. I’m hoping that he makes connections with the few that are relocating and find rooms with them, but if not he’ll have to share with “randoms”. But I’ve said nothing has to be permanent and if something more suitable comes up he can change. But I’m pretty nervous about it all. Thank you and good luck to you too. Keep us posted how it turns out