An Engineering & Manufacturing apprenticeship allows you to design new products and technology that shape our society. You’ll be able to work on all kinds of projects and work in a team, If you think you would enjoy a career in this sector, take our Career Match.
An intro to Engineering & Manufacturing apprenticeships.
Are you a problem solver with a good attention to detail? If so, an apprenticeship in Engineering & Manufacturing may be for you. This sector offers a range of careers such as Welders, Engineering Operatives and Metal Fabricators. In these apprenticeships, you will be able to work with lots of different people in a team and work on different projects. Because of this it’s important to be a team player and have good communication skills so that the processes run smoothly, and you can work efficiently. The Engineering & Manufacturing sector is fast paced so you need to be adaptable and practical when working in these roles.
By taking urfuture’s Career Match, you can see if you would be a match to this sector and find an apprenticeship. View all our live roles in Engineering & Manufacturing here.
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What is an apprenticeship in Engineering & Manufacturing like?
Engineering & Manufacturing apprenticeships offer hands on experience and provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to succeed at ur job. You’ll also be able to develop ur soft skills like time management, organisation and problem solving. As an apprentice you will receive lots of support from tutors and other members of ur team, helping you constantly improve within the apprenticeship.
If you want any more information on apprenticeships, we can give you a full breakdown on them!
Key working traits for this sector:
• Problem Solver
• Curious
• Attention to Detail
• Practical
• Process Led
If you think you have any of these working traits, take our Career Match and see if ur a good match to Engineering & Manufacturing.
If you’re not sure if this is right for you, check out the other apprenticeships we have available and if you think you’d be better suited to an entry level job, you can learn all about them.
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Future career opportunities after an apprenticeship in Engineering & Manufacturing:
• Engineering Operative
• Nuclear Operative
• Metal Fabricator
• Furniture Manufacturer
• Rail Engineering Technician
• Welder
• Engineering Surveyor
• Marine Engineer
How can urfuture help you get an apprenticeship in Engineering & Manufacturing?
urfuture helps you find out if an apprenticeship in Engineering & Manufacturing is right for you. Take our Career Match, where we’ll predict the top 5 best career categories for you.
You’ll learn more about what you may find enjoyable or challenging in a career, allowing you to better understand your professional preferences. With this knowledge, you’ll be able to find a job that aligns with ur aspirations and needs.
Our approach is entirely backed by science and data. Just like how YouTube recommends videos based on your watched and liked content using AI and machine learning, our Career Match tool applies the same technology to find your perfect career. If you want any more information on this, you can read all about how it works.
Once the Career Match is complete, we’ll recommend you specific jobs based on ur results and the needs of each employer, using the same algorithm. This allows you to have a score out of 10 to every job on the app.
You can then explore different career paths on Careerflix featuring a range of short videos that give an overview of each industry. If you need more information, our CareerAi will be there to help right away.
You can learn all about the entry level jobs available in Engineering & Manufacturing.
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Frequently asked questions- Finding an Apprenticeship in Engineering & Manufacturing
Will I get paid during my Engineering & Manufacturing Apprenticeship?
Yes, when doing an apprenticeship, you will earn a wage whilst learning. However, salaries often vary depending on the employer, location and level of apprenticeship ur doing.
What qualifications do I need to apply for an apprenticeship in Engineering & Manufacturing?
Every apprenticeship is different when it comes to entry requirements, and it also depends on the level. Level 2 apprenticeships require no previous qualifications, but other levels will usually require Grade 9-4/AC in Maths and English GCSE or Level 2 Functional Skills.
What happens after my Engineering & Manufacturing apprenticeship?
When you’ve finished ur apprenticeship you may be offered a full-time role with ur current employer, but if not, you will have gained lots of transferable skills and knowledge during ur apprenticeship that will make you desirable to employers if you decide to move on.