Interior trim apprentice Review

On a day to day basis we are working as normal and learning they sometimes tend to treat us a little less like apprentices and more like associates which sometimes can be good but sometimes they take advantage and use you as production instead of learning as you should be which is unfair as you are earning half what they are and supposed to be learning

It could definitely be better again at college it is very well planned all the lessons and lecturers do well but at work not so much.
We get used too often as production and get pulled back to areas we have already done.
We could also spend less time in some areas that we learn quicker

Sometimes they can be good, there is one person that looks after us apprentices on the shop floor and he is really helpful he will help us with anything we need.
I have had cases where I've had to get college work done and my production manager hasn't been very understanding but that has only happened once So all on all it's good

Similar to my previous answer the person that looks after us is really good he will help us in any way he can
The only downside is when I have college work to do and a lot of it and need to always use my own time to do it when I should have the facilities to do it at work

The course itself is quite different as it is furniture but my lecturer does a good job of using everything we do and show us how we could apply it to productions. He will also always add elements of veneering as we do that at work to every project which helps with work

No

Because although I enjoy the nature of the work here and once you finish the apprenticeship you get a decent pay there doesn't seem to be much progression here and there's a lot that happens that shouldn't happen. The programme at work definitely needs to be better and from what I see with ex apprentices a lot of them aren't happy here now. So even though I enjoy working here I wouldn't recommend it to someone else