Cahen Venn's journey through an apprenticeship
"To anyone considering an apprenticeship, I urge you to embrace the opportunity."
"To anyone considering an apprenticeship, I urge you to embrace the opportunity."
Join us for a follow-up to our successful February Open Day at BEMA, where you'll have the opportunity to discuss current vacancies in the engineering sector. This is a fantastic chance to engage with our experienced trainers and peers.
As the Christmas break approaches, these apprentices will return to their respective companies, where they will apply their newly acquired knowledge until, they resume their studies at Swatpro Engineering at BEMA in January 25.
Joe Cox knew that a Level 3 Apprenticeship as a Fitter Engineer was the route to his desired career as a fully qualified service engineer.
“A highlight in the calendar is the awards evening for the apprentices, employers, parents and staff giving recognition to the progress they have made towards their apprenticeship and career in engineering”.
This week we attended King's Oak Academy Year 11 and post 16 Careers & Education Fair. What a buzz there was!
BEMA is continuing to inspire future engineers, working with schools in the area. Throughout the year we promote apprenticeship opportunities at school fairs.
Our recent open day at the British Engineering Manufacturers Association (BEMA) centre at Yate, near Bristol, showcased the training work apprentices there undertake for blue-chip companies from across the West of England.
I felt the best thing was to get education and learn on the job, somewhere I could progress"
We have been busy with our Graduate Training programmes. Learn how we are working for some of the sector’s most famous names, at our well-equipped workshops near Bristol.
Engineering employers throughout the West Country have well-paid, worthwhile job vacancies – and now there’s an improved route to get into this exciting sector of the economy, with the help of Swatpro Academy and BEMA.
We are excited to share, now the final certificates have arrived, that all of our apprentices passed with flying colours!
Right now, the British economy is short of tens of thousands of trained engineers and engineering apprenticeships not only tend to be better paid than other training positions, but also tend to lead to very worthwhile and secure careers.
Need a reason to consider Engineering as your next move? Here are three great reasons for starters!