Meet the companies

Interested in applying for an apprenticeship? Go for one that’s IET approved for added recognition and improved career prospects.

We’ve put together information about some of the companies running IET approved apprenticeship schemes. You’ll learn about what they entail, their benefits, and what companies look for in potential recruits.

Arup

As well as completing the Arup scheme with qualifications and several years of experience, apprentices have long-term career opportunities with the company.

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Gatwick

Gatwick’s engineering apprenticeship scheme started back in 1977 with just two apprentices.

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GCHQ

GCHQ offers a three-year apprenticeship scheme that will train you across the organisation's main technology business areas.

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National Grid

National Grid has operated an apprenticeship programme for over fifteen years, designed to give young people the skills and experience to become fully qualified engineers.

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Network Rail

Network Rail’s apprenticeship scheme not only gives you the skills you need for a long career in the railway sector but also offers academic and personal development.

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Siemens

Siemens Digital Factory Process Industries and Drives (DF PD) offers both an advanced and higher engineering apprenticeship.

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Spirax Sarco

Spirax Sarco is a provider of steam system solutions, working across many sectors including oil and gas, catering and pharmaceutical.

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Wessex Water

Wessex Water’s engineering apprenticeship scheme has been running for over twenty years and many of its current engineers have entered the business via this route.

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Meet the companies

Arup

Gatwick

GCHQ

National Grid

Network Rail

Siemens

Spirax Sarco

Wessex Water

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