Posted by : 18mobrien Time : 10/12/2024 13:49
Posted by : 18mobrien Time : 10/12/2024 13:49
I applied for a couple of apprenticeships in different sectors. One in Technology and one in Finance. I think there is value in applying to a small number of apprenticeships, because you can put a lot of time and energy into the application process, especially if you are completing A-levels alongside this as apprenticeship application processes can be long!I think this is the reason I succeeded in my application process, because I could put a lot of time and energy into each stage of the process. I was so invested in getting my current apprenticeship, that once getting to the final stage, I decided not to continue the process of the only other apprenticeship I had applied for!
Hi, In complete contrast to the previous answer, I believe it’s a numbers game. I would recommend you apply to as many apprenticeships you can find (and find interesting!). The application process for a banking/finance are largely similar therefore, you can learn from each individual stage and apply your learnings to the next [link removed] applied to roughly 12-15 apprenticeships and received 2 offers. I know many colleagues across cohorts in my organisation who had a similar [link removed], that being said, there is no right or wrong answer. Different methods work for different people.