What do New Zealand Apprenticeships involve?New Zealand Apprenticeships teach you a trade such as:buildingengineeringhairdressing, barbering or beautyagriculture or horticulturetourismsports or fitnessAs an apprentice, you:work for, and learn from, an employer who supports you through your apprenticeshipcomplete practical, on-the-job assessments such as showing you can lay carpetattend courses that are part of the apprenticeship such as block courses, evening courses and day-release classescomplete written assessmentsBenefits of New Zealand Apprenticeships include:earning at least the training minimum wage (employers often pay more as you become more skilled)gaining technical, practical skillsgaining a Level 4 New Zealand Certificate when you complete the apprenticeship, which means you are likely to be paid more and have better work opportunities.Employment NZ website - information about the training minimum wageFurther Information Find out about study and training optionsHow to apply for study, apprenticeships and trainingNCEA credits needed for study, apprenticeships and trainingTEC website - find out more about New Zealand ApprenticeshipsFee-free apprenticeships until 2023Trade ApprenticeshipsBuilding and Constructionbcito.org.nzInfrastructure Industryconnexis.org.nz/civil/new-zealand-apprenticeshipsPlumbing, Gasfitting & Drainlayingmasterlink.co.nzElectricianetco.co.nzHairdressing, Barbering & Beauty Therapyhito.org.nz