We Chose Apprenticeships Over Going To University – And Have Never Looked Back

With the average student graduating with around £44,000 of debt and the graduate earning prospects at some universities being uncomfortably low, there’s been a surge in school-leavers embarking on apprenticeships rather than packing their bags for freshers week.

Research collated in a Sutton Trust report this week notes the extent to which some young people may be better earning and learning on good apprenticeships than on a degree course with poor prospects. The report calls for “many more high level apprenticeships”

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