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Apprenticeships need to be made more accessible | Letters
The Guardian UK
Thursday 24 September 2026, 17:02 UTC
By Guardian Staff
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Dr Gillian McIver and Don Macdonald respond to an article on the low uptake of apprenticeship schemesI agree with the Fabian Society’s finding that many people struggle to access apprenticeships because the system is so confusing (Only 160 apprenticeship starts in eight months on Labour’s flagship scheme, 21 September).In my work in youth employment, students often tell me that they do not want to go to university and want to pursue an apprenticeship instead. But finding suitable...
Dr Gillian McIver and Don Macdonald respond to an article on the low uptake of apprenticeship schemes
I agree with the Fabian Society’s finding that many people struggle to access apprenticeships because the system is so confusing (Only 160 apprenticeship starts in eight months on Labour’s flagship scheme, 21 September).
In my work in youth employment, students often tell me that they do not want to go to university and want to pursue an apprenticeship instead. But finding suitable opportunities is extremely difficult.
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