CIVIL ENGINEER (DEGREE) APPRENTICE

Our apprenticeships are designed to give you an insight into a wide variety of areas of work and the chance to explore where your skills and interests lie.

Through a combination of on-the-job learning and practical skills development, you’ll work on real projects from day one that offer scale and variety, collaborating with others and creating a meaningful impact on the world around us. You’ll work towards your professional qualification; whichever path you take, your future starts here.

Not only will you gain valuable ‘on the job’ experience and work towards professional qualifications, but you’ll also earn a meaningful salary from day one. We’re proud to be paying the Real Living Wage for our Level 6 Apprenticeships.

You’ll be making a sustainable difference in people’s lives, shaping cities, reimagining transport and transforming nuclear energy. And with the opportunity to work across a variety of sectors, including transportation, infrastructure, environment, water, energy, defence, technology, and aerospace.

Here’s what your role as an apprentice will involve:

• Developing your skills in a wide range of exciting projects
• Learning and using relevant design software
• Being involved in client meetings and assisting in building key client relationships
• You’ll get to understand and learn digital skills, to help us harness technology in new ways
• Your mentors will support you as you study towards nationally recognised qualifications and accreditation
• You’ll have dedicated time to spend at college or university to focus on your studies

• Civil Engineer (degree) Level 6 Apprenticeship Standard
• Training schedule has yet to be agreed. Details will be made available at a later date.

• Successful apprentices will gain a BSc or BEng Civil Engineering Degree which is accredited by the Joint Board of Moderators
• The Institution of Civil Engineers, the Institution of Structural Engineers, the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation, and the Institute of Highway Engineers form the Joint Board of Moderators; of which, assesses and makes recommendations on the accreditation and approval of relevant educational programmes that it will accept as meeting the requirement to register as a professional engineer with the Engineering Council