I am studying law. And it is my last year. That is why I am thinking of apprenticeship. So I can feel more confidence, can grow in the company and to stay there after the graduation. Is it common practice in the law sector?

People! can you help me with my doubt? When organizing apprenticeship with the company should the college prepare any type of agreement? Tnx

• Having excellent communication skills.
• Being self motivated and proactive.
• Being able to work with a team.
• Having a genuine interest in developing a career.
• Being diplomatic and tactful.
• Having organisational skills.
• Having high attention to details.
• Being able to work under pressure.
• Having decision making abilities.
• Having interpersonal skills.

Apprenticeship schemes are available for people over 16 years old and require three A levels and six GCSE´s (A
*-C). In Scotland there are no minimum academic requirements, but it is necessary that every course indicates the levels and types of qualifications required by employers. These apprenticeship schemes have three levels including intermediate, advanced, and higher. By the end of the last level apprentices could have an NVQ level 4 or a foundation degree.

Qualifications delivered by these courses include National Vocational Qualifications, Key Skills qualifications, and technical certificates.