Engineering & Manufacturing Entry Level Jobs.

An Engineering & Manufacturing entry level job 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 and see if ur a good fit!

What is an entry level job in Engineering & Manufacturing like?

In an entry level job Engineering & Manufacturing, you need to be a problem solver and have good attention to detail. You’ll be working on all kinds of projects, and every small detail is important and could have larger affects, so being able to spot these and solve the issue is important. You also need to be good at working in a team and be a good communicator as you collaborate with others to get the projects completed.

In an Engineering & Manufacturing entry level job, you can earn money while developing practical skills. You'll also be able to work with team members who will guide you, helping you to develop and grow in ur position.

By taking urfuture’s Career Match, you can see if you would be a match to this sector and find the right role for you.

If you want any more information about entry level jobs we can give you a full breakdown on them!

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What are the benefits of an entry level job in Engineering & Manufacturing?

Some benefits of an entry level job in Engineering & Manufacturing include:

• Career Advancement: Entry level jobs can lead to career growth and advancement, as many employers value practical skills and work experience over academic qualifications.

• Skill Development: Getting straight into the workplace allow you to develop ur soft skills such as, Teamwork, Organisational and Time Management.

• Job Stability: Jobs in this sector are always in high demand as they’re essential industries, offering you a stable career path for the future.

What’s the difference between an entry level job in Engineering & Manufacturing and an apprenticeship?

Entry level jobs don’t require any academic learning so suit people who prefer to learn in a fully practical, hands-on way, whereas in apprenticeships you must juggle working and studying. This is because in apprenticeships ur working towards an industry recognised qualification.

Apprenticeships also have a fixed duration (typically 2 to 4 years) with a certification at the end, whereas entry level jobs are open ended and can last for any amount of time.

If you want to progress quicker in the Engineering sector, an apprenticeship may be more beneficial as some employers would prefer you to have a qualification.

You can read all about our apprenticeships if you think you’d be well suited to one and view our live roles here.

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Key working traits for an entry level job in Engineering & Manufacturing:

• Problem Solver

• Curious

• Attention to Detail

• Practical

• Process Led

If you think you have any of these traits, take our Career Match and see if ur a good match to Engineering & Manufacturing.

If you’re not sure if this is the right sector for you, check out the other entry level jobs we have available.

Future career opportunities after an Entry Level Job in Engineering & Manufacturing:

• Engineering Operative

• Nuclear Operative

• Metal Fabricator

• Furniture Manufacturer

• Rail Engineering Technician

• Welder

• Engineering Surveyor

• Marine Engineer

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How can urfuture help you get an Entry Level Job in Engineering & Manufacturing?

Let urfuture help you determine if a starting job in Engineering & Manufacturing is the right path for you. You can start by taking our Career Match, where we’ll predict the top 5 best career categories for you.

You'll also get insights into what you might like or dislike in a career, giving you a clearer picture of ur career preferences. This way, you'll be able to find a job that matches your goals and needs perfectly.

It’s all backed by data and science. It’s the same as when Spotify creates personalised playlists for you. It evaluates what music you have previously liked and listened to and predicts more of the same style. Our Career Match uses the same technology to predict what career will be right for you. If you want to know more about this, you can read all about how it works.

After completing the Career Match, we’ll recommend you specific jobs based on ur results and the needs of each employer, using the same algorithm. This allows you to see a score out of 10 to every job on the app.

You can then learn about the different career categories on Careerflix. Here you can watch lots of short, informative videos that tell you about the sector. If you have any other questions, our CareerAi will answer them immediately.

You can also learn all about our apprenticeships available in Engineering & Manufacturing.

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Frequently Asked Questions - Entry Level Jobs in Engineering & Manufacturing

How much will I get paid during my Engineering & Manufacturing entry level job?

Salaries within entry level jobs may vary depending on the location, role, and employer. The average salary in this sector ranges from £22,000 - £28,000.

What happens after my entry level job?

Entry level jobs provide a strong foundation for your career. You'll gain valuable work experience and practical skills, which will allow you to develop within ur role or company or move to different roles as you progress.

How can I stand out in an entry-level job?

To stand out in ur entry level job, be proactive in ur tasks to show that you can be independent and are willing to learn. Being enthusiastic and having a positive attitude is also a good way to stand out.