When it comes to helping young people decide upon their future education or career options, schools are on the frontline. And, with more options and more competition than ever before, it is crucial for teachers and school staff to ensure that every student has the information they need to choose the option that is right for them.
Despite the number of apprentices rising to more than 510,000 in 2012/13, there still remains a cloud of uncertainty about Apprenticeships, school-leaver programmes and all aspects of work experience for 16 to 24-year-olds.
A number of misconceptions continue to rear their heads about Apprenticeships – myths that could potentially deter advisors from raising them as viable career options. But what can be done? How can we take a step forward and provide young people with information about the variety of opportunities out there that can all potentially steer them towards employment?
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