Table 1 A stylised characterisation of apprenticeships and traineeships Groupings of apprenticeships and traineeships Male Female Balanced gender mix Traditional trades (new entrants) Automotive and engineering Hairdressing Construction trades workers Other technicians and trade workers Electro-technology and telecommunications trades Food trades workers Skilled animal and horticultural workers Wood trades workers Young part-timer new entrants (mostly at school) Sports and personal service workers Food preparation assistants Older new entrants, low-level skills Construction and mining labourers General clerical workers Sales assistants and salespersons Farm, forestry and garden workers Protective services Factory process worker Machine and stationary plant operators Farmers and farmer managers Older existing workers, low-level skills Mobile plant operators Carers and aides Inquiry clerks and receptionists Road and rail drivers Health and welfare support workers Sales representatives and agents Storepersons Sales assistants Older existing workers, high-level skills Engineering, ICT and science technicians Specialist managers Hospitality, retail and service managers Business, human resources and marketing Numerical clerks Education professionals Office managers & program administrators
Table 1 A stylised characterisation of apprenticeships and traineeships Groupings of apprenticeships and traineeships Male Female Balanced gender mix Traditional trades (new entrants) Automotive and engineering Hairdressing Construction trades workers Other technicians and trade workers Electro-technology and telecommunications trades Food trades workers Skilled animal and horticultural workers Wood trades workers Young part-timer new entrants (mostly at school) Sports and personal service workers Food preparation assistants Older new entrants, low-level skills Construction and mining labourers General clerical workers Sales assistants and salespersons Farm, forestry and garden workers Protective services Factory process worker Machine and stationary plant operators Farmers and farmer managers Older existing workers, low-level skills Mobile plant operators Carers and aides Inquiry clerks and receptionists Road and rail drivers Health and welfare support workers Sales representatives and agents Storepersons Sales assistants Older existing workers, high-level skills Engineering, ICT and science technicians Specialist managers Hospitality, retail and service managers Business, human resources and marketing Numerical clerks Education professionals Office managers & program administrators
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