Want to achieve an NVQ Level 2 and NVQ Level 3 in Engineering?
Want to gain practical, hands-on experience, and get a competitive wage?
Electrical Engineering Apprentice – Mallusk
Ref Number:
EAA/2020
Location:
Mallusk
Closing Date:
2022-08-12
Positions Available:
1
Overview
Earn As You Learn With GES Group!
Working Hours: This role is full time (38 hours p/w) with potential for overtime, and 29 days holiday per year, inclusive of 8 statutory holidays.
Salary: GES offer professional and attractive pay rates In line with, and above, the current 2021/22 JIB, IET & AEMT Industry Engineering Rates Review. We pledge to continue our objective as ‘Employer of Choice’ in line with our continuing rates review process, GES Group has committed to a full and detailed pricing evaluation of our professional services portfolio throughout the entire workplace as an obligation to our professional body of regulation
Essential Criteria:
Applicants must hold a minimum of 5 GCSEs at Grade C, or equivalent, including Maths, English, and at least one Science-related subject. AS/A Level passes in Maths, Science, or Technology are desirable, as are individuals who have some work experience within an Engineering discipline.
Desired Criteria:
We are interested in applications for first year Apprentices, but equally we are interested in applications from 2nd/3rd year Apprentices also who would like to transfer to our programme.
Experience & Skills:
The ability to work at heights and/or in confined spaces is a pre-requisite, and applicants must not be colour blind. Due to the nature of the work, applicants must be flexible to work outside of “normal working hours” if required, and have the ability to travel to work at client locations.
Apprentices should demonstrate a keen interest in Engineering and in their studies. GES Group offer advice, guidance, and regular one-to-one mentoring sessions with an NVQ Assessor, as well as a structured review process. Apprentices are expected to participate fully in their own development. Attendance at college and the workplace are equally important. Apprentices are expected to achieve and maintain sound academic standards
