| Apprenticeships 15:39 - Jul 21 with 2215 views | CountyJim |
Just been speaking to a Electrician doing work on my house he was saying he's having trouble getting a young lad/girl because basically they just got their phone in their hands all the time and not taking notice.
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| Apprenticeships on 13:26 - Jul 22 with 515 views | Gwyn737 |
| Apprenticeships on 22:10 - Jul 21 by waynekerr55 |
I think a lot of this has to do with how ill prepared they are as a result of the curriculum. There are very few consequences for non compliance and the first interaction they have with employers is at interview or during a work trial. There's a lot of work around careers guidance needed for young people. |
Absolutley.
The accouontability burden has shifted to much to the side of the school and away from the child and parent.
Families in England are soon to be given a "Parental Pledge" from the DfE as to what the can expect from their school as a minimum (and quite right too).
I'd love it if we could have the same but the other way around - what a parent must do to support their child. |  | | |
| Apprenticeships on 14:27 - Jul 22 with 485 views | majorraglan |
| Apprenticeships on 13:13 - Jul 22 by CountyJim |
Is there a scheme for the more mature person to take up an apprenticeship |
Our Health Board has a Healthcare Apprenticeship scheme where they train people to be nurses, that’s open up all ages. Under the Equality Act I’d imagine it’s pretty difficult to overlook mature applicants as it’s potential discrimination, however in practice it may be difficult to prove. [Post edited 22 Jul 2022 14:36]
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| Apprenticeships on 14:31 - Jul 22 with 484 views | waynekerr55 |
| Apprenticeships on 13:13 - Jul 22 by CountyJim |
Is there a scheme for the more mature person to take up an apprenticeship |
In England there is no age limit on apprentices. In fact this is a big issue as very few sites will allow 16-18s on site. |  |
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| Apprenticeships on 16:15 - Jul 22 with 463 views | Whiterockin |
| Apprenticeships on 13:13 - Jul 22 by CountyJim |
Is there a scheme for the more mature person to take up an apprenticeship |
Yes, it's called semi retirement. |  | | |
| Apprenticeships on 16:44 - Jul 22 with 448 views | Dr_Winston |
| Apprenticeships on 13:26 - Jul 22 by Gwyn737 |
Absolutley.
The accouontability burden has shifted to much to the side of the school and away from the child and parent.
Families in England are soon to be given a "Parental Pledge" from the DfE as to what the can expect from their school as a minimum (and quite right too).
I'd love it if we could have the same but the other way around - what a parent must do to support their child. |
Exactly this.
It is nobody's responsibility for how a child turns out except the parents. Far too many people out there only pay attention to their kids when they're standing in front of the telly. Easier to pack them off with a device or let them wander around on the streets as long as they're not distracting people from Corrie. It's not a class thing either. There are hardworking lower class people who raise their kids properly and wealthy berks who bring up nothing but spoiled brats. A bad parent is a bad parent. |  |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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| Apprenticeships on 22:49 - Jul 22 with 372 views | britferry |
they are like zombies walking around town not looking where they are going while on their mobile.
Jeez put it down and get on with your life FFS | |
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| Apprenticeships on 11:02 - Jul 23 with 341 views | angryjack |
I blame society,kids today don't know if they're male,female, pansexual,and so on.your not allowed to say anything without offending anyone,the country gone mad.. | | | |
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