The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, was also campaigning in Adelaide on Monday on Labor's plan to boost apprentices on government projects.
Ed Miliband has also pledged Labour's support for boosting apprentice numbers.
The mogul knew "The Apprentice" would boost his brand — but it was much more than that for the presumptive nominee.
A new drive, launched last month, to boost the numbers of apprentices has vastly extended the range of jobs open to apprentices, and the highest level apprentices can go on to achieve the equivalent of a university degree.
The CIPD said that the government's efforts to boost the employment of apprentices appeared to be working, with 37% of respondents planning to recruit apprentices, compared with 24% last year.
Apprentices helped boost productivity at 90% of the firms questioned, and more than half said they preferred to recruit apprentices rather than university graduates.
Seventeen-year-old Ben Sparkes from Chelmsford in Essex is on a government scheme to boost the numbers of apprentices.
FremantleMedia, which makes shows including The Price is Right and The Apprentice, fuelled the revenue boost, particularly with the performance of American Idol in the US.
With forthcoming exhibitions Mr. Kaphar is trying to balance unfettered time in his studio with the caffeinated boost he gets from the young apprentices and fellows, for whom he is mentor, cheerleader, and critic in chief.
While not used extensively in the U.S. where apprentices make up only 0.3% of the total workforce, cross-country evidence from many European countries suggests that such programs boost worker earnings, improve productivity, allow apprentices to achieve better job matches and typically allow shorter periods of unemployment before the first job.
