Rail Signalling Degree Apprentice — Level 6

Siemens AG; Manchester; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 23,000; Full time

Job summary

Siemens Mobility Limited invites applicants for the Rail Signalling Degree Apprentice (Level 6) programme. The 36-month apprenticeship combines hands-on work with structured development, block release, and a partner university (London Southbank University).

You’ll contribute to signalling systems across the UK rail network and prepare for a permanent role on successful completion. The programme aligns to the Rail & Rail Systems Senior Engineer level, with early exposure to real projects and

Qualifications

• A Levels BBB including Maths/Physical Sciences or equivalent.
• Rail engineering apprenticeship or a related engineering diploma is required.
• GCSEs including Maths and English must be met.

Responsibilities

• Build practical engineering skills in designing, implementing, testing, installing and maintaining signalling and control systems.
• Work on live signalling projects across the UK rail network while learning industry standards.
• Pursue professional registration such as EngTech during the apprenticeship.

Skills

Logical thinking

Self-learning

Problem solving

Team collaboration

Education

A Levels BBB (Maths/Physical Sci)

Level 3 Rail Engineering Apprenticeship

BTEC National Diploma DDM (Maths/Physical Sci)

EAL Technical Extended Diploma in Eng Technologies

Access to HE (Maths/Physical Sci) 24 Distinctions/21 Merits

Equivalent Level 3 with Maths/Physical Sci

5 GCSEs A-C including Maths & English

Job description

Siemens Mobility Limited invites applicants for the Rail Signalling Degree Apprentice (Level 6) programme. The 36-month apprenticeship combines hands-on work with structured development, block release, and a partner university (London Southbank University).

You’ll contribute to signalling systems across the UK rail network and prepare for a permanent role on successful completion. The programme aligns to the Rail & Rail Systems Senior Engineer level, with early exposure to real projects and