Is 25 too late to train to be come an electrician (UK) due to it the age of an apprenticeship being 16-24?
912099
Nope not at all!!!!! Pursue it and Good luck!
865785
Electricians Apprenticeship:\n\nContact Local Union # 20, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers\n\nPlumbers Apprenticeship:\n\nContact Local Union # 146, United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices in the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry\n\nGood luck!
1049498
It's never too late..Follow your heart and intuition.I fully support you and think that you have ample time to study Landscaping architecture and to achieve good level and turn into an excellent specialist and appraised one. Bear in mind that we have only one life and there are no constancies and it is a cliche that when you are "old" or late when you reached some certain age.That is very superficial.Go agead my pal,and when you become a Landscaping architect write me,because I need your services..Good luck!
1187427
No.  Unless the contract specifically states you have to be 21, or a different age.
437047
In UK we leave school at 16 and go to college (IT Student) and then uni (IT Student) if we wish\n\nhttp://jobcentreplus.gov.uk\n\nhttp://fish4jobs.co.uk\n\nBut be warned most IT jobs want x number of years experience
364821
You're never too old to retrain. Go out and find something you enjoy doing. If your job is getting you down then quit.
675107
You have to be 21+, but in some cases they might consider 18. Alot of them though, they prefer you to be over 25 for obvious reasons.
809299
I got my associates degree from a community college. I had classes there where even during the day classes I had people that were age 16-54 and everything inbetween. Let me encourage you to at least get an associates degree, because almost all places of work, where you can advance past an entry level position require some sort of degree. Best of luck to you. \n(Another way to look at it, you are older, but have more life experience and therefore have an advantage.)
284839
16 for most jobs, some I would assume 18, and even others 21.  Just depends on the job.
1096835
There is nothing like being late,23 is still tender age.Go for it,don't just strain yourself.I am 39 and am lifting weights.
1047928
At least 18. By then you're no longer considered a minor but can still have adult supervision to ensure that you don't get into huge trouble. That way you gain some experience in it before just jumping into it. You're also more wise to the ways of the world and a little more street smart - hopefully. As a result, the idea is that you will know enough not to do anything idiotic like go meet someone you only know online by yourself. We hope that people can become more mature and intelligent by that age.
280872
I'm 24... I wish I can go back to being 16 - not because life was cool at 16 but so I can retake my GCSEs, do my A Levels and have gone to university already. By now I could be in the early stages of a prosperous career...\n\nNever mind! Its never too late I guess!!!
212557
In the UK the legal age is 16......
570224
go and talk to someone who is already doing that job. Get the relevant qualifications, apply for apprenticeships.
529891
Either contact your local careers office/employment office or maybe your local college can help.  Maybe you can also look up apprenticeships on the search bar on Yahoo!
1133365
Definitely.  Unless you're academically inclined and college bound, an apprenticeship is ideal.  Make sure that it is training program that is trade union approved and that you are working under a good "master": eg.  good "master electrician," or "master plumber."  Licensed tradesmen and tradeswomen earn excellent money, and it is rather difficult to 'offshore' these jobs!  Another advantage--you won't have to pay a fortune when you hire an electrcian:-) Often you can take classes through adult education.  Good luck.
630507
it is podddible at the age 33 becuase if you finished work in a carrer or you want to change then you can change it can be difficult for you to get used to your new work but it's normal also you can pursued in mba universirties in Uk if you have the chance to go there !