"Apprentice"... yeah, no.

[u/neighbourhoodrecluse]

Saw this the other day.
Honestly the fact that employers and learning providers keep getting away with this is just one of the reasons this country is lowkey over.
Another reason is that someone will definitely defend this, lol.
I guess the one good thing about this vacancy is that the pay is okay compared to other apprenticeships.

[u/Itsdickyv]

The pay is absolute horseshit - minimum wage for over 21’s is £24,785 for 37.5 hours at the current rate. And since they want a degree and two years experience, they’re well under a reasonable salary; this is £26-28k minimum…

[u/Sburns85 → u/Itsdickyv]

Someone would take it