do you have to juggle your activities throughout the week ?

Hi Fares,That is a great question! Here is some information regarding the work-study balance in an apprenticeship. The government mandate is that apprentices spend 80% of the week working and 20% studying therefore, employers typically give 1 day off in the week for an apprentice for studying. In my case, that day is spent going to university and doing lectures and labs. However, for some apprentices, they have the day off to do online training or studying how they want to. For other apprentices, they work 5 days a week for a few weeks and then have a week off to study. This is called a block release. It all depends on how the specific apprenticeship is planned out and it is worth finding out this information before [link removed] answer your question, you are not expected to do any sort of studying after your work hours however, to make it easier to reach assignment deadlines as well as revising for exams, it is beneficial to do some studying outside of your allocated work and study time but that is completely your [link removed] hope this was useful and I am more than happy to answer any questions you may have regarding [link removed]