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Employer News:Misconceptions Still Undermine Apprenticeship Potential, As 40% of Business Owners See Them Only for Manual Trades
New findings reveal persistent apprenticeship myths are blocking talent pipelines, fuelling disengagement, and limiting workforce transformation – as employees demand new routes to progress. Despite significant investment in reskilling and workforce development across UK organisations, a new study reveals that 4 in 10 business leaders still believe apprenticeships are only suitable for manual trades such […] The post Misconceptions Still Undermi…
Misconceptions Still Undermine Apprenticeship Potential, As 40% of Business Owners See Them Only for Manual Trades - Business in the News
New findings reveal persistent apprenticeship myths are blocking talent pipelines, fuelling disengagement, and limiting workforce transformation – as employees demand new routes to progress. Despite significant investment in reskilling and workforce development across UK organisations, a new study reveals that 4 in 10 business leaders still believe apprenticeships are only suitable for manual trades such as plumbing, carpentry and construction. …
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