A work trial provides you with real-world experience, allowing you to apply theoretical knowledge in a practical setting. This experience is invaluable for understanding how concepts are implemented.

It helps you stand out from other applicants who may not have hands-on experience.

If you do a successful work trial, there's a possibility that they may offer you a full-time or part-time job.

You get to acquire knowledge about the industry's operations, trends, challenges, and opportunities, giving you a clearer understanding of what working in that field entails. With that knowledge, you can also use this in an interview to show how passionate you are but also that you have a wealth of knowledge.

During work trials means you can connect with people in the industry you’re hoping to get into, building valuable contacts and in some instances mentors that can help you in your future career.

Having details of a work trial on your CV shows potential employers that you have practical skills and can make you a better candidate.

Doing a work trial can really boosts your self-confidence, because having experienced a real work environment means who know exactly what to expect and how to apply yourself.

Positive interactions during your work trial can lead to being able to acquire a reference or even a recommendation which can be extremely impressive when applying for future roles.

Having work trial details on your CV especially when you have little, or no work experience is very beneficial because employers often prefer candidates who already have some exposure to the working world.

Work trials provides you with practical, hands-on learning that can't be replicated in a classroom, helping you develop a deeper understanding of the industry.

Work trials give you an insight into the work environment which allows you to decide whether that environment is for you.