Business · Economy · 8 hrs ago
Buberl and Martin discuss youth employment, apprenticeships and AI concerns
Thomas Buberl and Patrick Martin answered students’ concerns about getting jobs.
The discussion focused on young people’s access to employment and their worries about artificial intelligence.
They discussed apprenticeship as a route into work.
Martin said young people who had completed an apprenticeship had an employment access rate 20% higher than other young people.
The figure highlights the employment advantage he attributed to apprenticeships.
The two also responded to students’ concerns about AI, but no further details were given.
Thomas Buberl and Patrick Martin responded to students’ concerns about access to employment.
They discussed apprenticeships as a route into work.
Martin said young people who have completed apprenticeships have an employment access rate 20% higher than other young people.
They also addressed concerns about artificial intelligence.
- Who
- Thomas Buberl and Patrick Martin.
- What
- They discussed young people’s access to employment, apprenticeships and concerns about AI.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- They were responding to students’ concerns about access to employment.
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- Participants
- Thomas Buberl and Patrick Martin
- Apprenticeship employment access rate
- 20% higher than for other young people, according to Martin
- Other topic
- Concerns about AI
What people are saying
Young people who have completed apprenticeships have an employment access rate 20% higher than other young people.