She has asked employers to contact her.
There are a lack of supports available for students who want to do an apprenticeship when they leave school, rather than go to college.
Guidance Counsellor, St. Conleth's Community College, Anne Molloy spoke on Kildare Today about the issue facing pupils in her schools
She wants potential employer to get involved and inform schools if they have apprenticeships coming up in May.
"Not all students are college bound, they don't want that, but they do want certification and a good job at the end of it.
"I have one specific sixth year who is going to go to college, but his dream is to be an electrician," she said.
"I'm looking for permanent apprenticeships for students after they finish the Leaving Cert in June," she added.
Any employers who wish to get involved with St.Conleth's Community College or Guidance Councillor network should get in touch via the
St.Conleth's Community College.
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