Lecturer Andrew McIntosh, from UHI Inverness, discusses using modern technology and media like podcasts to engage the apprentices. Ryan Murray also joins to give the apprentices&apos; view. Journalist Kim McAllister and SECTT Training and Development Manager Barrie McKay chat to both to undertand how apprenticeship training has evolved.Electrical apprenticeships in Scotland are managed by The Scottish Electrical Charitable Training Trust (SECTT) on behalf of the Scottish Joint Industry Board (SJIB). Many thanks to SECTT and SELECT, the trade association for the Scottish electrotechnical industry, for supporting this podcast. <a href='http://www.sectt.org.uk/'>www.sectt.org.uk</a> <a href='http://www.select.org.uk/'>www.select.org.uk</a>

Skills, drills and bellyaches - live from Hampden Spark

This four part series follows apprentice electricians in Scotland as they learn their trade.&nbsp;From time keeping to tech and self-confidence to science, these young men and women are supported by the Scottish Electrical Charitable Training Trust (SECTT) to learn a valuable trade and equip themselves for the world of work.Presented by journalist Kim McAllister and Training and Development Manager at SECTT, Barrie McKay.www.sectt.org.ukwww.select.org.uk