Business Analysis & Knowledge Management Apprentice
About the role
- Support business and knowledge analysis activities, including stakeholder interviews, workshops, requirements gathering and process/knowledge-flow mapping.
- Support LFE capture, review and analysis, translating project and operational experience into clear, structured and reusable learning
- Assist with tacit knowledge capture from subject matter experts using interviews, walkthroughs, observation, storytelling and other appropriate methods
- Help maintain and improve KM systems, registers and SharePoint resources, including taxonomy, metadata, data quality, searchability, AI and content organisation
- Analyse KM/LFE information to identify themes, recurring issues and improvement opportunities, and develop clear knowledge resources such as guides, briefings, videos and case studies
- Work with project and functional teams to identify knowledge needs and gaps, embed KM into ways of working, and support KM communications, knowledge-sharing and improvement activities
- You don’t need previous experience in business analysis or knowledge management. We are looking for someone with a keen interest in IT and technology, who is curious, organised, willing to learn and interested in business analysis
Requirements
Working week
37 hours per week, worked over four days. Monday to Thursday, 9 hours and 15 minutes per day, with a 30-minute unpaid lunch break each day. The 9 hours can be flexible between the hours of 6.00am and 6.00pm.
Skills
Required qualifications
Training & development
- The apprenticeship will be delivered with a blend of online & onsite meetings with the assessor every 4 - 6 weeks until completion of the apprenticeship.
For the right candidate, there will be opportunities to continue their professional development beyond the apprenticeship. Following successful completion of the programme, further training, qualifications, and career progression opportunities may be available to support long-term growth within the business.
Company benefits
This employer works four days a week from Monday - Thursday, and working hours can be flexible between 6.00am and 6.00pm each day.
After completion of a successful probation period there may be the opportunity to work from home one day a week subject to business requirements.
Things to consider
NIS operates within the nuclear sector, which can include areas such as nuclear power generation, defence, and related industries.
Due to the nature of the work, successful candidates must be willing to undergo security clearance and DBS checks and must have the legal right to work in the UK.
About N.I.S. LIMITED
- Established in 1983, we have a long and proud track record of delivering high quality, often bespoke, products and services across a broad range of markets.
From initial contact through to work completion, our Excellent People offer customer focused, pragmatic engineering services. Although bespoke solutions are one of our specialities, we also recognise the benefits of utilising and integrating existing technologies. Frequently drawing on our many years of experience and diverse industry presence, our focus is to deliver value-for-money engineering excellence to our current and future clients.
We are privileged to work for a wide variety of prestigious clients on some of the most exciting and complex engineering projects in the world. From cleaning up nuclear legacies to developing the next generation of security scanning products, the one thing all our projects demand is excellence in engineering and manufacturing.
Achieving that excellence is at the forefront of everything we do, working to the values that we have embedded within our people. This ensures that we perform to the very best of our collective abilities to deliver pragmatic, cost-effective services – powered by pride.