Do you need prior experience for apprenticeship?

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Start date Oct 15, 2012
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In summary, an apprenticeship is a training program that combines on-the-job learning with classroom instruction. It may or may not require prior experience and typically does not require a college degree. The length can vary from one to six years and the benefits include gaining practical skills and knowledge, earning a salary while learning, and having better job prospects and earning potential.

Oct 15, 2012

supernova1203

Say for an electrician or a mechanic? just out of curiosityI mean just to get you started...because one has to start somewhere...right?

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Oct 15, 2012

turbo

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Some apprenticeships can start you out with minimal experience, and then boost you through the process as you show progress. You will have to ask. Good luck.

1. What is an apprenticeship?

An apprenticeship is a training program that combines on-the-job learning with classroom instruction. It is a way for individuals to gain practical skills and knowledge in a specific trade, profession, or occupation.

2. Do I need prior experience for an apprenticeship?

It depends on the specific apprenticeship program. Some programs may require prior experience, while others may not. It is important to carefully read the requirements for each program before applying.

3. Can I get an apprenticeship without a college degree?

Yes, apprenticeships do not typically require a college degree. However, some programs may have educational requirements such as a high school diploma or equivalent.

4. How long does an apprenticeship last?

The length of an apprenticeship can vary depending on the program and the trade or occupation. It can range from one to six years, with most averaging around four years.

5. What are the benefits of doing an apprenticeship?

There are many benefits to completing an apprenticeship, including gaining practical skills and knowledge, earning a salary while learning, and having the opportunity to become a fully qualified and skilled worker in a specific trade or profession. Additionally, apprenticeships often lead to better job prospects and higher earning potential.