Tuesday 16 December 2014

Businesses not hiring IT apprentices despite skills shortage claims

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Businesses not hiring IT apprentices despite skills shortage claims

Despite claims the UK and US are in the grip of an IT skills shortage, the number of people being accepted for IT apprenticeships has fallen by one third - with less one in 10 applicants securing places.

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