Apprenticeships in structual engineering?

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nickenrite

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Nov 13, 2006

I was wondering.. Can you get appernticeships (earn while you learn) schemes in the structual enginnering area? If so once completed your apprenticeship would that be any different to a degree etc in structual enginnering? What would be the best way?

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