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Apprentices in this pathway join AWE to develop practical skills across engineering maintenance. Through a mix of college study, hands-on training and placements, you’ll build technical knowledge and experience in live engineering activities.
The Level 3 Engineering Technician Apprenticeship typically lasts 3–4 years, with a 37-hour week, and includes off-site training where required. Start date 2027-09-01 and wage £16,750 per year.
From the start of your apprenticeship, you will be aligned to your specific engineering pathway, giving you the opportunity to develop practical skills, technical knowledge and industry experience within your specialist area. Through a combination of hands-on training and college study, you’ll build the foundations needed for a successful career.
This apprenticeship may involve travel to off-site training locations. Transport or expenses will be provided where applicable, and applicants should be willing to travel if required.
Following your initial training period, you will complete placements relevant to your pathway, working alongside experienced engineers and technical specialists. You will apply your learning in a real working environment, further develop your technical skills and gain valuable experience supporting live engineering activities at AWE.
The pathway you follow will shape the type of engineering work you learn and the skills you develop. You do not need to know everything about each area before you apply - the selection process will help you learn more about the options and identify where your interests, strengths and potential may fit best.
The Control & Instrumentation (C&I) Maintenance Apprenticeship allows you to work with the sensors, instruments and control systems that help monitor and control temperature, pressure, flow and system performance, making sure equipment works as it should.
The Level 3 Engineering Technician Apprenticeship will typically take around 3 to 4 years to complete, depending on your engineering pathway, training plan and progress through the programme.
During your apprenticeship, you will complete a mix of college-based learning, practical skills development and workplace placements. This will help you build the technical knowledge, hands-on experience and behaviours needed for your chosen engineering pathway.
You will be supported throughout the programme by AWE, your training provider and your placement teams. More detailed information about the structure of each pathway, including any off-site training requirements, will be shared during the assessment and offer process.
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