Results from the paired t-test on the pre and post survey results. All questions asked showed a‘ statistically significant’ increase, with the questions( see table 11). All questions showed a low / extremely low p-value which confirmed that the results were not due to chance.
The Pearson Correlation examines how consistently individuals changed from pre to post survey. Table 11 shows that the questions that had the questions“ I am thinking about applying to an apprenticeship”,“ I know how studying and working as degree apprentice is different from studying at college or sixth form”,“ Degree Apprenticeships are for people like me”, and“ I believe that if I applied for a degree apprenticeship I would get a place” all have moderate to strong correlation between pre and post surveys.
Cohen’ s d Effect Size Table 12: Cohen’ s d Effect on Confidence and Knowledge about Apprenticeships
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