If you have finished your A levels you might be considering an apprenticeship. An apprenticeship can be a good route if you want to get training for a specific job sector and be earning at the same time. There are all sorts of opportunities for fantastic apprenticeships developing all the time.
There are a few things you need to consider:
Degree Apprenticeships are designed by employers and universities. Apprentices split their time between university study and the workplace and are employed throughout, gaining a full bachelor's or master's degree from a top university while earning a wage and getting real on-the-job experience in their chosen profession.
Higher Apprentices are able to study to degree level as part of their apprenticeship but Degree Apprenticeships go further. They include a degree as an integral part of the Apprenticeship, co-designed by employers to make sure it is relevant for the skills that industry is looking for.
For more information about Higher Apprenticeships and Degree Apprenticeships:
General information about apprenticeships: