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Electro-Mechanical Engineering Degree Apprenticeship

Babcock
Location
Bristol
Postcode
BS16 1EJ, BS3 2HQ
Salary
£23,776 per year
Duration
5 years
Level
Level 6 – Degree
Degree awarded
BEng (Hons)
Start date
1 September 2027
Application deadline
8 December 2026
Vacancy reference
74958
Minimum grades
5 GCSEs grade C/4 or above including Mathematics, English and Science/Technology/Engineering subject; A Levels ABB with Grade B minimum in Mathematics and Grade B minimum in Science subject
Disability Confident
✓ Yes

About the role

A 5-year Electro-Mechanical Engineering Degree Apprenticeship offering the chance to earn a degree while developing real-world skills with experienced engineers on projects that make a difference. You'll support complex defence programmes including Submarines, Surface Ships, and advanced Communications technologies. You'll develop crucial skills in electrical and mechanical design, requirements definition, use of test equipment and hand tools, and apply theory to practice while contributing to meaningful projects.

Requirements

Not stated in description

Skills

Electrical designMechanical designRequirements definitionTest equipment operationHand tools usageProblem-solvingProject contributionTechnical knowledge

Required qualifications

Essential
GCSE · Mathematics · Grade C/4
Essential
GCSE · English · Grade C/4
Essential
GCSE · Science, Technology or Engineering · Grade C/4
Essential
A Level · Mathematics · Grade B
Essential
A Level · Science · Grade B
Desired
A Level · Any · Grade B
Desired
International Baccalaureate · Mathematics (Analysis and Approaches) · Grade HL5
Desired
International Baccalaureate · Science · Grade HL5
Desired
BTEC Extended Diploma · Engineering discipline · Grade DDM
Desired
T Level · Engineering and Manufacturing or related · Grade Distinction

Training & development

Work towards a BEng (Hons) degree in engineering discipline through an approved university and training provider. Combination of academic study, structured training and practical workplace experience. Development of technical knowledge, professional skills and industry experience needed to succeed in engineering career.
Additional training
Fully funded qualification. Personal development training and opportunities. Apprentice Development Programme through digital and face-to-face sessions presented by wellbeing and performance experts and external partners. STEM outreach activities and volunteering opportunities.
Future prospects
Upon successful completion of the apprenticeship and End-Point Assessment (EPA), progress into a substantive role, typically as an Assistant Engineer or Engineer within engineering disciplines. Opportunity to pursue professional registration and chartership, supported by experienced mentors and industry professionals.

Company benefits

Fully funded qualification. Personal development training and opportunities. Minimum 28 days holiday allowance including bank holidays. Competitive pension scheme. Employee share scheme. Flexible benefits including cycle to work scheme and employee shopping savings portal. STEM outreach activities and volunteering opportunities.

Things to consider

Applications are reviewed in order received; may close early if oversubscribed. Recommend submitting application and online assessments as soon as possible. Apply to one programme only. Subject to Security Clearance and Trade Control restrictions. Must be able to achieve and maintain BPSS and SC security clearance. Must be a sole UK national. Disability Confident Employer - support and adjustments available during recruitment process. Flexible working patterns available.
If this one works out

This role is in Bristol. If you'd be moving for it, a room in a shared house there typically runs £650–£900 a month.

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