what do you want when your hiring?

[tookey]

I am looking to get into the industry this coming year and have been checking out training colleges in my area but the courses are very expensive (C+G 2330 level 2 and level 3 £5000-£6500).What i dont want to do is fork out on a college course to then find out that the employers want 'experience only' and that the apprentice route would have been better.
All opinions welcome pls.

 

[sparky1502]

apprentice option every time mate

 

[malcolmsanford]

In today's market there is so many choices availalbe for employers that unless your a stand out candidate your CV will rarely get a second glance.

As Sparky1502 says though not the only method IMO apprenticeship is a better option.