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Engage students in identifying and categorizing various apprenticeship types. Enhance understanding through collaborative learning.
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Teacher slide Objectives: To understand the scope and breadth of apprenticeship types. You need: Apprenticeships list – student worksheetresource (x1 per group plus more for the walls) Answers Paper or rough books Scissors, if desired Links to other resources: This is an information gathering resource, so it can be followed by an apprenticeship evaluation resource, including: Different perspectives on apprenticeships Exploring an apprenticeship
Unifrog resources An Introduction to Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships An apprenticeship is one option for further education and training. apprenticeships are paid positions which involve learning ‘on the job’ in a specific industry, and also learning in a classroom based environment. Bachelor’s or master’s degree Degree There are 4 levels of apprenticeships which earn the apprentice different qualifications. Higher Foundation degree Equivalent to: A level Advanced Intermediate GCSE
Instructions: activity 1 Collective memory There is a list of types of apprenticeships on a wall in the classroom. Your task is to write down as many different types of apprenticeships as possible in the time given. The winning team will be the team with the most apprenticeships written down from the list. Work in small groups of 3-4 Person A will go to the apprenticeship list and remember as many as they can Person A will return to the group and tell another member of the group the apprenticeships which they can remember. This person will act as scribe and record the apprenticeships Once all the apprenticeships remembered by Person A have been recorded, Person B can go to the list and begin remembering the apprenticeships This process should be repeated, with a new person each time, until the time is up
Instructions: activity 2 Categories The apprenticeships listed in the activity belong in categories, making it easier for applicants to search for them. In your groups, decide what the categories may be and which apprenticeships may fit into that category. As an example, one category is ‘Business, Administration and Law’. Hint: there are 7 categories!
Reflection • The apprenticeship types provided on the list are only some of the apprenticeships available, at a variety of levels. • Are there any apprenticeships which sound particularly interesting to you? Why? • Are there any apprenticeships which you do not understand? • Did any apprenticeships on the list surprise you? Why?
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