what is main differences between Apprenticeship and Graduate and Undergraduates | program
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Great question. The main difference is where you are in your education journey and the qualification you're working towards. Business and Degree Apprenticeship Programmes are designed for students leaving school or college, typically after completing Year 13 and achieving A Levels (or equivalent qualifications). You'll earn a salary, gain professional qualifications, and work towards a degree or masters level while developing valuable real-world experience. Work Experience and Apprenticeships | EY UK.
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Undergraduate Programmes: Designed for university students who are still studying and are looking for internships, or industrial placements but intend on going back to university to complete their education
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Graduate Programmes are for students who have already completed their degree and are ready to begin their professional career. As EY has an open access policy, graduates from any degree discipline can apply to most of our grad roles, and many of our programmes include professional qualifications alongside their role.
