Prudential invests £4.1m in apprenticeship scheme
Prudential has invested £4.1m in developing a four year apprenticeship programme aimed at helping young people get their foot on the financial services career ladder.
The scheme offers a 12-month training contract at one of Prudential's three offices and the opportunity to achieve a recognised vocational qualification. All apprentices will be paid the National Living...
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