Apprenticeships vs Internships

What is the main difference between registered apprenticeships and internships?

• Apprenticeships pay you to learn a skill in the work environment, while internships give you the chance to learn before you earn.

• Apprenticeships focus on career exploration, while internships focus on skill and career attainment.

• Apprenticeships provide classroom instruction and structured on-the-job training, while internships support classroom instruction.

• Apprenticeships offer a portable industry-recognized certificate, while internships do not provide any certification.

How long does an apprenticeship typically last?

• 3-6 months

• 1-5 years

• 1 year

• 6-12 months

What percentage of apprentice completers are employed after their apprenticeship?

• 93%

• 60%

• 95%

• 37%

What percentage of college graduates with a paid internship received at least one job offer?

• 60%

• 36%

• 37%

• 95%

What is the main benefit of an apprenticeship?

• Learning before earning

• Being paid with wage progression

• Supporting classroom instruction

• Focusing on career exploration