As long as a rogue solar flare doesn’t reduce Britain’s power grid to ashes, there will always be a need for electricians in the infrastructure of UK industry. And even though it’s a specialist role, many companies and independent electricians are more than willing to take on apprentices and teach them the technical skills required. As well as learning what to do, apprentices will also learn what not to do… and if you’ve ever put a metal knife into a toaster that’s still plugged in, you’ll understand what I’m talking about. There are thousands of apprentice electrician jobs because there are millions of appliances out there that need inspection and repair.

More than two and a half million people work in the British hospitality and catering industry, in bars, clubs, pubs and restaurants and sporting events. Wherever you go to enjoy your time off and spend money it’s likely you’ll find some aspect of the hospitality and catering industry. The best example is when you go out for a meal, when you’re expecting excellent customer service to be a part of your enjoyment.

Bikers? They’re a subculture all over the world. If you’re a motorcyclist, you’ve got something in common with your biking Brothers anywhere from L.A. to Luton. If you’re a bike fanatic, and you’re looking for a career that revolves around your passion, you might just love a motorcycle apprenticeship.