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Abstract:
Pre-apprenticeship programs have attracted a great degree of interest from employers and training providers as one means of increasing apprentice satisfaction and completion rates, by providing an introduction to the trade. We test this proposition using data from the 2010 Apprentice and Trainee Destination Survey. We find that the impact of pre-apprenticeships varies with occupation and prior education level. Pre-apprenticeships increase the likelihood of completion for apprentices in the construction, food and electro-technology trades but reduce completion rates among those already... [+] Show more
Subjects: Apprenticeship; Employment; Providers of education and training; Participation; Research; Statistics; Qualifications
Keywords: Apprentice; Completion; Survey; Statistical data
Geographic subjects: Australia; Oceania
Published: Adelaide, South Australia: NCVER, 2011
Physical description: 37 p.
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