Engineering a kick start to your career - a case study
When it comes to showing how an apprenticeship can be a crucial kickstart to your career, Ben Carter is an excellent example.
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Better Pay, Better Prospects - Why Engineering Needs You!
As well as working in a fascinating and always-changing industry, you will be working in a skill shortage area. As such, engineering apprentices tend to earn significantly more per hour than apprentices in most other employment sectors.
James’ aero industry career soars – thanks to an apprenticeship
“I’ve always believed if you work hard and persevere at something, you can achieve great things,” says James Jackson. James' hard work and perseverance achieved him a Distinction in Level 3 Mechanical Engineering apprenticeship.
Engineering a better future for yourself – with an apprenticeship
“It’s a rewarding job, seeing young people gaining the skills employers want and embarking on a career in engineering,” reflects Martin Wear. Martin is centre manager at the British Engineering Manufacturers (BEMA) training centre at Yate, near Bristol
Tom Ashton receives Apprentice of the Year award from BEMA President Henry Smart
The recommendation as to why Tom should be considered for the award of Outstanding Apprentice of the Year, was due to the remarkable journey Tom made. All the apprentices selected for employers stand out as having potential to become excellent engineers
Employers: don’t miss the apprentice incentive deadline
Did you take on an apprentice this Spring or Summer? If so, there could be a payment incentive of £3,000 waiting for you – but you’ll have to act fast. This Government payment is available for those hiring an apprentice between 1 April and 30 Septem