Apprenticeship Week 2024

04 January 2024

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Employers are urged to get involved in Apprenticeship Week running from Monday 5 to Friday 9 February 2024.

Would-be apprentices and employers are being encouraged to release their potential during Northern Ireland Apprenticeship Week 2024.

Led by the Department for the Economy, Northern Ireland Apprenticeship Week will showcase how apprenticeships can transform the future of apprentices and businesses, helping them to release their potential.

Apprenticeship Week events

Apprenticeship Week runs from Monday 5 to Friday 9 February 2024. Through a series of in-person and online events, the week will showcase how apprenticeships can transform the future of apprentices and businesses.

Businesses can get involved by hosting their own apprenticeship events or in collaboration with others. If you are interested you can email apprenticeweek@economy-ni.gov.uk.

Find a list of Apprenticeship Week events.

First published 4 January 2024

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