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Engineering Technician Apprenticeship
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Welding Apprenticeship
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Engineering Design Apprenticeship
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A career in engineering can take you pretty much anywhere, from the bottom of the ocean to the deep reaches of space.
Living and working in Bristol
Located in the South West of England, on the River Avon, Bristol is both a city and a county. Bristol was the first to be named European Green Capital and the first UK cycling city, so getting on your bike is an excellent way to explore the city and its surroundings. A UK city break favourite, Bristol is rich in history and culture, with attractions including Bristol Cathedral, Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol Museum and Art gallery, the Century old Calbot Tower, and Brunel’s SS Great Britain.
Engineering apprenticeships
An apprenticeship can offer you a hands-on route into the world of engineering, allowing you to work on real projects from day one while you gain money, experience and qualifications. Engineers operates across many different walks of life. Some of these most popular disciplines include: mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and civil engineering (to name just a few). At the moment, the UK is experiencing something of an engineering boom, with more engineering jobs being created than ever before. While companies clash over engineering talent, the number of great companies offering quality engineering apprenticeships has exploded in a good way.
Level up with an Apprenticeship
From entry-level to university degrees
Level 2 (Intermediate)
An intermediate apprenticeship is equivalent to gaining 5 GCSEs. They are the simplest entry point into work.
Read MoreLevel 3 (Advanced)
Advanced apprenticeships are equivalent to A levels. They usually require a level 2 qualification to enter.
Read MoreLevel 4-6 (Higher)
Covering several levels of qualifications, high-level apprenticeships can vary greatly in a number of factors, including end qualifications.
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