Is your apprenticeship attached to a university, meaning you still get lessons?

It really depends on the type of apprenticeship. If it’s a degree apprenticeship, you’re usually attached to a university, still attend lectures and often get access to student benefits such as university facilities, societies, events and [link removed] my case, I didn’t complete a degree apprenticeship, so I don’t want to give you incorrect information or point you in the wrong direction. I’d recommend checking directly with the training provider or university linked to the apprenticeship for the most accurate details.

Thanks for the reply. I’ll definitely enquire directly to the course [link removed] non-degree apprenticeships is no support given in terms of the living costs? Of course you get a wage but before you started the course did you have to get accommodation, equipment, food etc before the first pay check comes in or did they give an advanced payment to get you started? And throughout the course did they support you? Thanks