Electrician's apprentice reveals why he ditched university for a trade that could earn him £100k a year

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Electrician's apprentice reveals why he ditched university for a trade that could earn him £100k a year

As hundreds of thousands of students collect their A-level results today, one apprentice electrician says he has no regrets about turning down university for a trade. Demis Swallow, an apprentice at London-based Doctor Electric, told GB News that earning while he learned had appealed to him more than heading off to university. "Before I started, I knew you could make a decent living from a trade, but I didn't reali…