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What is the best apprenticeship to do in Ireland?
Highest-paid apprenticeships
- Mechanic apprentice.
- Elevator technician apprentice.
- Plumber apprentice.
- Electrician apprentice.
- Carpenter apprentice.
- Brick mason.
- Automotive technician.
- Ironworker.
What skills are good for an apprenticeship?
Passion, determination, resilience, communication, willingness to learn, and the ability to work autonomously are some of these skills that increase the chance of success. They apply to every professional role, company, or industry.
How do I get an apprenticeship in Ireland?
To become an apprentice in Ireland, an employer has to hire you. To find an employer looking to hire an apprentice, search the jobs portal. You can search by location and by apprenticeship profession. Your local education and training board might also have details of employers looking for an apprentice.
What is an apprenticeship skills scan?
As part of the apprenticeship application process, every candidate completes an online self-assessment, called a Skills Scan. The Skills Scan ensures that the knowledge, skills & behaviours of the chosen apprenticeship standard will be beneficial to the apprentice’s development and meet the business needs.
What is the best paid apprenticeship?
Best paid apprenticeships
- IT apprenticeship.
- Carpentry apprenticeship.
- Electrician apprentice.
- Engineering apprenticeship.
- Management apprenticeship.
- Logistics coordinator.
- Shift supervisor.
- Solar installer.
What employers look for in an apprentice?
During interviews and assessment days, and on application forms, employers should look for the following in potential apprentices:
- Good spelling, grammar and punctuation.
- Enthusiasm.
- Work ethic.
- Industry-specific skills.
- Interpersonal skills and team-work.
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How are apprenticeships assessed?
Apprenticeships should be graded using at least one level (merit or distinction) above pass. Apprenticeships should be graded using at least one level (merit or distinction) above pass for the EPA as a whole.
What is the purpose of a skills scan?
The Skills Scan is designed to determine your eligibility for the Experienced Worker Assessment by helping you understand the depth of knowledge, skill and experience that will be expected to complete the assessment.
Are you guaranteed a job after an apprenticeship?
The majority of people do stay with the same employer, and while there’s no guarantee you’ll be kept on, apprentices often go on to work their way up the corporate ladder with further training and promotions.
How many apprentices are there in Ireland?
Since the 1970s it is estimated that over 105,000 apprentices have been trained in Ireland. In 2016 alone there were over 3,700 new registrations on craft apprenticeships in a range of sectors including Engineering, Electrical, Motor and Construction. A craft apprentice is someone training to become a fully qualified craftsperson.
What is the a new Apprenticeship App?
A new innovative apprenticeship app has been launched by Mid-West Regional Skills in partnership with Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board. The app links apprenticeships with participating employers which will help you to make informed decisions on your future career path.
How are craft apprenticeships funded in Ireland?
This provision is co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Social Fund as part of the ESF Programme for Employability, Inclusion and Learning 2014 – 2020. Craft apprenticeships were developed before 2016, and are generally made up of seven phases: three off-the-job and four on-the-job.
What is the action plan for apprenticeships?
Under the Action Plan for Apprenticeships, the number of new apprentice registrations is to grow to 10,000 per year by 2025. The 17 new courses being developed over the coming year are in the areas of agriculture, engineering, construction, equine, finance, hospitality and food, ICT and logistics.