Engineering apprenticeships
Engineering apprenticeships let you earn a wage while you train towards a recognised qualification. You're employed from day one, learning the job by doing it, with time set aside each week for study.
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Graduate Civil Engineer - Sussex - M Group
We have an exciting opportunity for a Graduate Civil Engineer to join our engineering and delivery teams, supporting the design and construction of water and wastewater infrastructure projects across our frameworks.
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Mechanical Degree Apprentice - Peterborough - Anglian Water
Mechanical Degree Apprentice Level 6
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Site Assurance Degree Apprentice - Anglian Water - Huntingdon
Site Assurance Degree Apprentice Level 6
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Graduate and Technical Trainee Programme - Northern Powergrid, various locations
Want to help light up the region, power your career and be part of an evolving energy industry?
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Mechanical Engineering Intern, Summer 2027 - Mission Critical (London, UK) - Burns & McDonnell
Chart your own course and change the world - with the support of people whose interests are aligned with yours.
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Design Management Intern, Summer 2027 - Transmission & Distribution (Glasgow, UK) - Burns & McDonnell
Chart your own course and change the world - with the support of people whose interests are aligned with yours.
Energy & Utilities Careers and JobsWhy engineering?
Apprenticeships are how many employers in this sector bring in new people — you get paid experience, a qualification and no tuition debt.
Common questions
Do I need experience to apply?
Usually not. Apprenticeships are designed for people starting out, and employers expect to train you.
Will I be paid?
Yes. Apprentices are employees and must be paid at least the apprentice National Minimum Wage — many employers pay more.
