Apprenticeships are back in vogue, but how effective are they in getting you ready for the modern world of work?
Tha Preantasachd na dhòigh ionnsachaidh a tha cho aost ri na bruthaichean, agus a tha air nochdadh ann an iomadach cruth thar nam bliadhnaichean. Bheir sinn sùil air an eachdraidh fhada, a'dol air ais gu à m nan sà r luchd-ciùird agus preantasan, agus chì sinn mar a tha an aon dòigh ionnsachaidh air a bhith air a chleachdadh tro na linntean.
Sna 60an agus na 70an rinn an t-uabhas bho na h-eileanan air gnìomhachasan troma leithid togail bhà taichean Ghlaschu, far an robh cothrom aca ionnsachadh bho shà r luchd-ciùird.
Bho chionn ghoirid tha gluasad ann a-rithist gus barrachd chothroman a thoirt dha daoine airson ceà ird a thoirt a-mach. Ciamar ge-tà a tha am modh-ionnsachaidh seo air atharrachadh thar nan ginealach? Agus e an seo an dòigh as fheà rr gus fuasgladh a thoirt dha daoine òga ann an saoghal caochlaideach na h-obrach san là an-diugh.
Na Ciùird - sealladh inntinneach, bhlà th air mar a tha ath-bheothachadh air a thighinn air seann dhòigh ionnsachaidh.
Apprenticeships have been used to teach work skills for centuries, and have appeared in different forms over the years. We take a look at their long history, going back to the time of masters and apprentices, and see how the same model has then been adapted over time. The 60s and 70s in particular saw many from the islands head to the heavy industry of the likes of Glasgow's shipbuilding where they had the opportunity to learn from top craftsmen.
Now interest in being an apprentice has come back into fashion. How though has this model changed over the generations, and is this really the best approach to give young people their first steps in to the turbulent environment that is the modern world of work? Apprenticeships - a nostalgic, and fascinating look at how an enduring form of education is now back in vogue.
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