If you drop out of an apprenticeship before you even start and not have anything else

Lined up, will the employer and the training provider think you are not reliable? Even then before I started the apprenticeship they said I can leave at any time and hand in my notice but I dropped out before I started and literally dropped out on the day I was meant to start, otherwise I was quite looking forward to it but they say they lost out on a lot of money and got things ready for me. I also lost out on a lot but they messed around with the location and they told me about the change a couple of days before I was meant to start. I spent money on my apprentice card, NUS card and uniform. I got ready but decided not to go. I even had to sign and do a lot of paperwork.

Lined up, will the employer and the training provider think you are not reliable? Even then before I started the apprenticeship they said I can leave at any time and hand in my notice but I dropped out before I started and literally dropped out on the day I was meant to start, otherwise I was quite looking forward to it but they say they lost out on a lot of money and got things ready for me. I also lost out on a lot but they messed around with the location and they told me about the change a couple of days before I was meant to start. I spent money on my apprentice card, NUS card and uniform. I got ready but decided not to go. I even had to sign and do a lot of paperwork.

Seems strange that you were expected to buy your own uniform. Was it a uniform or a dress code?

Will they think you're not reliable? Yes.

Did they switch the location by 1 mile or 100 miles?

I guess if they moved the location to somewhere you could not have been reasonably expected to commute to then you have a decent reason for pulling out. If not then yes the employer has a right to be annoyed.

I guess if they moved the location to somewhere you could not have been reasonably expected to commute to then you have a decent reason for pulling out. If not then yes the employer has a right to be annoyed.

An extra half an hour away but I can't even go from my local shop to the nearest shop after that without getting lost. I need to travel with one form of transport not 2 buses. 15 stops with one bus and 11 with another. I need to be specific with where I apply and they say the original building is not made and I would need to go by 1 bus to my jobs

Lined up, will the employer and the training provider think you are not reliable? Even then before I started the apprenticeship they said I can leave at any time and hand in my notice but I dropped out before I started and literally dropped out on the day I was meant to start, otherwise I was quite looking forward to it but they say they lost out on a lot of money and got things ready for me. I also lost out on a lot but they messed around with the location and they told me about the change a couple of days before I was meant to start. I spent money on my apprentice card, NUS card and uniform. I got ready but decided not to go. I even had to sign and do a lot of paperwork.

They tried to accommodate and said they will meet at the original building (which I would only need 1 bus) and walk half an hour with my manager. Why would I do that when there's another bus and with bus there's 11 stops. Its a half an hour walk and too much for me but an extra 11 stops is also too much.

Unless you have a disability that you haven't mentioned this is pretty feeble. You ought to be able to change buses and/or take a 30 minute walk, especially as the manager virtually offered to hold your hand. Most people are nervous about starting something new, but to back out of an opportunity without even giving it a try is usually a mistake. Of course the employer and training provider are going to think you're unreliable. If you couldn't solve the travel to your satisfaction when they changed location you should have pulled out then, not let them waste time getting things ready for you. It reflects pretty badly on you.

Lol you probably wasted 4 weeks worth of recruitment when the employer and training provider would have hired another candidate that was worthy and willing to do the apprenticeship what do you think?

You’ve started 347 threads and I’ve honestly lost count of how many relate to the logistics of this, or other, apprenticeships falling through or not suiting you.

Are you doing this to multiple employers and do you repeatedly leave it until the last day to tell them? Or is this all about one employer that you let down ages ago?

They screened candidates before me who left them as well so it's not just me. One person left because they found another apprenticeship closer to them, another one didn't want to show their face during the interview and another I don't know what happened with them. With me I left at the last minute because they kept changing the location.

You’ve started 347 threads and I’ve honestly lost count of how many relate to the logistics of this, or other, apprenticeships falling through or not suiting you.

Are you doing this to multiple employers and do you repeatedly leave it until the last day to tell them? Or is this all about one employer that you let down ages ago?

You left into the apprenticeship though don’t you read the application or job briefing properly and whether relocating, travelling was a necessity isn’t that the whole purpose of stating it and reading it before applying though?

They put down the location as being in E1, then after applying and going through the interview process, tell me E1 isn't built and to go to the second site. It's their fault and it's almost like it's a trick. Why put E1 when the building isn't even built yet and the actual location is somewhere else?