Would somebody in their 20's still have a good chance of being considered for an apprenticeship?
I have always heard that apprenticeships were aimed towards people just leaving school/college. Would starting a little later put me at any disadvantage?
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- Author: Taylor V.
- Category: Eligibility advice, Apprenticeships
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SBSharon B. Head Of Early Careers & Apprenticeships
Hi Taylor, our apprentices range from 16 to 61 - so in your 20's is perfect
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TVTaylor V. Candidate
That is very reassuring. Thank you
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