Are Apprenticeships the Future? | Viren Dulabh | TEDxYouth@HABS

In this thought-provoking talk, Viren Dulabh passionately explores the paradigm shift in career choices, advocating for apprenticeships as an equally rewarding alternative to traditional university paths. Drawing from personal experiences and a deep-seated belief in the value of hands-on learning, Dulabh challenges the societal norms and perceptions surrounding apprenticeships. Through compelling anecdotes and compelling arguments, he highlights the practical benefits of apprenticeships in shaping one's future, from gaining valuable work experience to earning a degree without accumulating debt. With candor and conviction, Dulabh urges the audience to reconsider their assumptions about apprenticeships, emphasizing their potential to unlock diverse career opportunities and empower individuals to pursue their passions with confidence and purpose.
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Viren Dulabh is a Degree Apprentice working in the Banking and Finance industry. Whilst being an academic scholar at Haberdashers' Boys' School in Hertfordshire, he achieved 4 A*s at A level in Further Maths, Maths, Economics and Physics. He then decided to pursue an apprenticeship rather than go to university to start his career. He aims to demistify the stigma surrounding apprenticeships, highlighting the immense opportunity they present in creating an innovative and dynamic workforce, as well as the personal benefits they offer. Through perspective-shifting speeches at schools and events as well as mentoring, Viren looks to help students make an informed decision in choosing their paths. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@kevalm2628]

Great talk, Viren! Some excellent messages and takeaways here 💪🏽

[@KMP111]

Very inspiring, great talk Viren 👏

[@benjyrandall6196]

Fantastic this is my favourite Ted talk yet!

[@anonymous-dc9fd]

OMG is that jack jones?!