What does RAP mean in OCCUPATION & POSITIONS

Participants can develop a wide range of skills, including problem solving and decision making, communication, as well as technical abilities specific to their chosen industry. Participants also benefit from gaining an industry certification or qualification after completing their apprenticeship.

RAPs are offered by employers across many industries, ranging from construction and engineering through to hospitality and retailing. Employers usually provide RAPs as part of their recruitment process so they can find applicants with genuine enthusiasm for their industry or specific job role.

The duration of a RAP varies depending on the individual apprentice's goals and objectives, but generally speaking it can take anywhere between one year and four years to complete. Most apprenticeships have set criteria which need to be met in order for apprentices to successfully complete their training programs.

Yes, most employers offer financial assistance for those taking part in Registered Apprenticeship Programs. This may include living allowance payments or subsidies towards educational expenses such as tuition fees or materials costs associated with the apprenticeship program.

Generally speaking, participants need basic numeracy and literacy skills in order to succeed in an apprenticeship program. Some employers may look for qualifications related to specific trades such as electrical engineering or plumbing when recruiting apprentices into these areas however this will depend on individual employer's requirements.