degree apprenticeship

Hi i have no idea about these, but they seem appealing. How do they work? Which is better: normal degree or degree apprenticeship?

I want to go into engineering field and I am currently doing maths, further maths, chemistry and physics A levels

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Reply 1

mia.antar

Original post by idkwhatXD_lol

Hi i have no idea about these, but they seem appealing. How do they work? Which is better: normal degree or degree apprenticeship?
I want to go into engineering field and I am currently doing maths, further maths, chemistry and physics A levels

I think it really depends on your learning style how do you find you learn best?

Reply 2

idkwhatXD_lol

Original post by mia.antar

I think it really depends on your learning style how do you find you learn best?

I think I learn best when I am alone and do hands on activities

Reply 3

apprentinsideryt

Original post by idkwhatXD_lol

Hi i have no idea about these, but they seem appealing. How do they work? Which is better: normal degree or degree apprenticeship?
I want to go into engineering field and I am currently doing maths, further maths, chemistry and physics A levels

In the engineering field, real professionals now consider the degree apprenticeship route to be better so I'd strongly recommend. The way it works is you spend 80% of your time doing your job and 20% of your time studying for your degree.

I got 8 degree apprenticeship offers (mostly in engineering) so can definitely help out.

If you want to know more about engineering degree apprenticeships, you can watch this video here - https://youtu.be/5hn6B0T0Cbo?si=5PZn14DpwfVXmI5S

And if you want a full guide on how to get into a degree apprenticeship, you can watch this one here - https://youtu.be/kntUzLRljwI?si=y7bCn33Vpv8rU6DS

Hope that helps and good luck with your applications.

Reply 4

idkwhatXD_lol

Original post by apprentinsideryt

In the engineering field, real professionals now consider the degree apprenticeship route to be better so I'd strongly recommend. The way it works is you spend 80% of your time doing your job and 20% of your time studying for your degree.
I got 8 degree apprenticeship offers (mostly in engineering) so can definitely help out.
If you want to know more about engineering degree apprenticeships, you can watch this video here - https://youtu.be/5hn6B0T0Cbo?si=5PZn14DpwfVXmI5S
And if you want a full guide on how to get into a degree apprenticeship, you can watch this one here - https://youtu.be/kntUzLRljwI?si=y7bCn33Vpv8rU6DS
Hope that helps and good luck with your applications.

thank you