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Engineering Operative Apprentice

Hull College of Further Education · HULL COLLEGE
Location
Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire
Postcode
HU1 3DG
Salary
£15,600 a year
Duration
1 Year 6 Months
Hours per week
37.5h
Positions available
1
Level
Level 2 – Intermediate
Qualification
Engineering operative (level 2)
Start date
25 November 2026
Application deadline
15 November 2026
Posted
14 October 2026
Vacancy reference
2000059041

Apprenticeships are open from age 16, once you have finished Year 11 (S4 in Scotland).

About the role

  • Assisting with the assembly and disassembly of vehicle components to prepare vehicles for graphic application
  • Carefully removing and refitting components, trims and other parts as required
  • Using machinery and equipment to cut, prepare and finish graphics ready for installation
  • Supporting the preparation of graphics for different vehicles and projects
  • Preparing vehicle surfaces ready for graphics to be applied
  • Learning how to apply graphics accurately and professionally

Working week

Monday to Friday 8am to 4pm

Skills

Attention to detailProblem solving skillsNumber skillsAnalytical skillsLogicalTeam workingInitiativePatience

Required qualifications

Essential
GCSE · English · Grade 4
Essential
GCSE · Maths · Grade 4

Training & development

Future prospects

This apprenticeship provides a strong starting point for someone looking to build a practical career within a specialist technical environment.

With experience and successful completion of the apprenticeship, there may be opportunities to progress into a skilled role involving vehicle preparation, graphic production and installation, with the potential to take on more complex projects and additional responsibilities as experience develops

About Hull College of Further Education

Our client is an established business operating within the graphics and vehicle branding industry. The company works on a wide range of projects involving vehicles, specialist graphics and signage, with work carried out by an experienced team in a practical workshop environment.

The successful apprentice will join a hands-on business where they can develop practical engineering and production skills while working on real customer projects.