Difference Between Apprenticeship and Internship:
Internships and apprenticeships both give you hands on training, but that’s where the similarities end. An internship is expected for any college graduate seeking employment, an apprenticeship (almost) Guarantees you a high paying job once you successfully complete it. “there’s a lot of applied work with people who are highly accomplished in their field”
An Apprenticeship is a program that trains a worker to become skilled in particulaar skill set. Apprenticeship combine hands-on work with classroom lerning to train the apprentice. Apprenticeships are considered full-time employment aand entrepreneurship is the ability and reaadiness to develop, organize and run a business enterprise along with any of its uncertainties in order to make a profit. The most prominent example of entrepreneurship is the starting of new businesses or having aa business with the capacity of Director in the firm.
First, we talk about Apprenticeship and after thaat we finish with a student become an entrepreneur Director in the firm.
As the apprentice is lerning, they are also aapplying the lessons through working. So, every individual has to do lot of work before Apprenticeship as given below:
- Product Development which ensure they are Enterpreneur.
- Freelance Projects for Two Months make sure they can communicate with the globe.
- Real world industry projects will help you to understand the requirements of Product Development.
- More thaan 2000 Chaallenges which develop analytic skills.
We need to team-up the students and establish these key points in the team for apprenticeship which leads to Next Level of Enterpreneur:
- Always Priortize
- Keep Communication Lines Open
- Balance Strengths with Weaknesses
- Know When to Delegate (and Who to Delegate To)
- Establish a Repeatable Methodology
1. Internship programs outnumber apprenticeships
Apprenticeships aren’t as common in Pakistan as they are in foreign countries, but there are a number of firms you can apply for. Often they are geared toward highly skilled technical jobs in areas such as engineering and construction. Other popular trades where you can find apprenticeships include carpentry, plumbing, electrical, software engineering and telecommunications. Internships, on the other hand, are readily available for most college students through their school or university and are often generalized rather than specified for a particular trade.
2. Apprenticeships are longer term
When it comes to internship, most people either do it for a semester or summer and then move on to the next one or get hired full time with an apprenticeship, it can take years to complete and requires a full time commitment, while there are programs that last only a year, many are multi-year in length.
3. The pay is greater than with an internship
Apprenticeships are highly competitive, and one of the main reasons is because you get paid while you learn, while you wont be banking six figure in year one of your apprenticeship, you are going to earn more than with an internship. Often internships give you college credits, a small stipend or something to add your resume, where an apprenticeship gives you salary you can live off, the difference with an apprenticeship versus other types of training is its directly tied to paid employment.
4. Apprenticeships give you hands on training
Anyone who has completed an internship knows you aren’t going to have to much responsibility. Yes you will get to see how the marketing department works and how newsroom operates, but chances are you won’t be creating a marketing campaign or publishing a news article. An apprenticeship, on the other hand, gives you real on the job training in the profession you will eventually work in. “The whole deal is your seeing what you are doing for the rest of your career,” says Vincent.
5. Classroom training is tied to the apprenticeship
Internship are a great way to get exposure to corporate culture and to beef up your resume, but typically what you learn during your session with a company isn't going to be taught in the classroom. This isn't the case with an apprenticeship. A key piece of an apprenticeship is that your class room instruction relates to your occupation.
6. You'll come out of the apprenticeship with a job
The core Difference between internship and apprenticeship is that, you don't have anything at the end that says i'm ready after internship but if you complete an apprenticeship you have earned the certificate that says i'm fully proficient to do the job
