Manufacturing apprenticeships
Manufacturing apprenticeships cover production, machining, maintenance, quality and process improvement, in everything from food and pharmaceuticals to aerospace.
Live manufacturing opportunities
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Machining Technician Apprenticeship
Would you like an apprenticeship working for a highly successful, forward thinking Manufacturing company? If you are an enthusiastic and driven individual with an outstanding work ethic, please APPLY TODAY!
Exeter College
Production Apprentice - Manufacturing
The role will supporting daily manufacturing operations. This position involves a variety of tasks including assisting with machinery operation, material handling, quality control, and maintaining a clean and organized factory floor.
Exeter College
Business Administration Apprentice
The role will supporting daily commercial operations. This position involves a variety of tasks including customer service, sales support, order processing and commercial administration.
Exeter College
Assistant Accountant Apprentice
An exciting opportunity to join NX Logistics as an Apprentice Accounts Assistant, whilst gaining your L3 AAT qualification.
BPP
Bus Electrician
Stagecoach is looking for a hands-on electrical role where your skills power the future of transport.
Movement to Work
Mechanical Apprentice
This apprenticeship could be the start of something special for those passionate about engineering and wanting to build a career in the transport industry.
Movement to WorkWhy manufacturing?
Modern manufacturing is highly automated and technical, so apprentices learn robotics, control systems and precision engineering. Employers invest heavily in apprentices because the skills take years to build and are hard to buy in.
Common questions
Is manufacturing a declining industry?
Employment has shifted rather than disappeared — UK manufacturing is now higher-tech and higher-skill, with real shortages of qualified technicians.
Will I work shifts?
Many manufacturing sites run shift patterns, which often carry a pay premium. The advert will say.