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There are entire fields in the professions that could easily be taught by appreticeship. But this would be very risky politically and socially for the establish
by 001sky 12y ago
There are entire fields in the professions that could easily be taught by appreticeship. But this would be very risky politically and socially for the establishment. The establishment profits from having all new employees and their families be deep into debt, only for the chance to put Jr on the entry-level job within the establishment. That makes Jr alot more malleable in his/her on the job training.
- spacecowboy_lon 12y agoerr no becase aprtiships tend focus on the practical almost 100% in the trade ones - even the so called advanced aprtiships don't go as in depth as a 3/4 year degree. there is also the unfortunate fact that in the UK at least aprtiships have been debased by alowing mcdonadls and unskiled employers to offer them. BTW back when I was doning my BTECH if you had called any of my cohort that we where aprtices you woudl have been told to F$%^ off
- spacecowboy_lon 12y agoObvisly HN reders have zero idea what "apprenticeships" are.