The British government has launched new training programs in partnership with more than 200 employers further supporting its apprenticeship scheme. Its attempt to re-launch a formerly lesser regarded form of education looks to have paid off as young people compete for places.
Journalism, hospitality or even the legal profession: the British government boosted apprenticeship learning on August 20, 2014 when it launched 40 new training programs across a variety of sectors with over 200 employers. “For too long there has been a divide between university and vocational education which has been damaging for both employers and young people. Placing university degrees and apprenticeships on an equal footing will help to break down barriers and better meet the needs of...
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