Apprenticeship Evaluation Report 2024 - 2025 | Page 16

Table 5: Responses to knowledge and confidence gained within the session
Questions 4-6b
Pre
Strongly
Disagree Disagree
Neither Agree
Strongly
Agree
Post
Strongly
Disagree Disagree
Neither Agree
Strongly
Agree
Pre Total Agree
Post Total Agree
Q4) I am thinking of applying to an apprenticeship in the future
Q5a) I know what studying and working as an apprentice would be like Q5b) I know how studying an apprenticeship is different from school or college
26 94 168 75 23 22 79 133 116 46 25.26 % 39.51 %
9 59 118 181 19 0 6 44 260 89 51.55 % 85.12 %
3 28 63 236 57 1 3 34 233 127 75.52 % 87.80 %
Q5c) Apprenticeships are for people like me 17 70 219 60 20 15 64 183 101 34 20.62 % 32.93 %
Q5d) I know enough about apprenticeships to decide whether to go or not
19
73
124
132
39
0
9
78
225
87
44.07 %
76.10 %
Q5e) I know how to search for apprenticeship vacancies
54
132
124
59
18
6
12
64
227
90
19.85 %
77.32 %
Q5f) I know how to apply for an apprenticeship
41
144
124
63
8
6
17
60
229
80
18.30 %
75.37 %
Q5g) I believe if I applied to an apprenticeship I would get a place
9
34
199
118
19
5
22
183
142
38
35.31 %
43.90 %
Q6a) I am aware of the minimum wage per hour for apprenticesand other financial support available
26
132
101
103
16
2
4
59
236
91
30.67 %
79.76 %
( POST-16 ONLY)
Q6b) I understand what well-being support is available to apprentices
30
104
144
92
8
9
35
143
160
45
25.77 %
50.00 %
From this high level data, there is a positive movement in all questions from the pre to post survey with huge increases in areas such as knowledge of what is like to study and work as an apprentice, the level knowledge students had to make a decision, how to search for apprenticeships and the financial and wellbeing support.
For the in-depth analysis, there are 317 pre and-post surveys matched for Q4 – Q6b.
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