Think of an apprenticeship as an on-ramp to a career. It prepares an individual by training them to do a specific job and lasts for at least a year. Apprentices are full-time, paid employees who participate in both on-the-job training and classroom learning.

Are all apprenticeships full-time?

All apprentices must be offered a minimum of 16 hours of work per week, but most apprentices are employed full time. Your working hours are determined by your employer.

Is an apprenticeship full-time or part-time?

During your apprenticeship, you will complete your qualification either in a classroom, or through distance learning – but not full time. ... Each apprenticeship level lasts at least 12 months, in which you will also receive paid holidays and a weekly or monthly wage.