Butcher Apprentice (Level 2) – Hands-On Training, 40h/wk

Associated British Ports; Huish Episcopi; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 29,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Onsite training

Butchery Super Days

Career progression opportunities

Job summary

ABP UK is offering a Butchery Apprentice role in Huish Episcopi to build foundational skills in butchery, knife work, and meat processing as part of a Level 2 apprenticeship. You'll work with experienced mentors, gain hands-on exposure to the full field-to-fork journey, and participate in onsite training plus Butcher Super Days designed to bring learning to life.

The programme runs for 1 year 4 months, starting 2026-12-07, with a 40-hour week and a wage of £26,436 per year, laying the groundwork

Qualifications

• Attention to detail is essential for precise cuts and quality control.
• Team working is needed to meet production targets and maintain safety.
• Physical fitness supports long hours standing and finishing tasks in a busy environment.

Responsibilities

• Learn the Basics: foundational knowledge in butchery principles and carcass processing techniques.
• Master Your Craft: knife skills for cutting, boning, trimming, and mincing meat.
• Gain Industry Insight: understand meat sector values, culture, and traditions.
• Team Collaboration: work with the team to meet deadlines and productivity targets.
• Maintain Standards: adhere to health, food safety, and hygiene standards.
• Support Operations: assist in stock control, quality assurance, and customer expectations.

Skills

Attention to detail

Team working

Physical fitness

Education

Butcher (level 2) apprenticeship standard

Job description

ABP UK is offering a Butchery Apprentice role in Huish Episcopi to build foundational skills in butchery, knife work, and meat processing as part of a Level 2 apprenticeship. You'll work with experienced mentors, gain hands-on exposure to the full field-to-fork journey, and participate in onsite training plus Butcher Super Days designed to bring learning to life.

The programme runs for 1 year 4 months, starting 2026-12-07, with a 40-hour week and a wage of £26,436 per year, laying the groundwork