Apprenticeships
The Apprenticeship in Engineering scheme provides the best
possible preparation to achieving trained operator/semi skilled
status within the industry. It may also, where appropriate,
provide positive progression to an Advanced Apprenticeship or
higher-level work.
Below is a list of sub-occupations that the framework is
suitable for:
- Aerospace assembly
- Automotive assembly
- Casting assembly
- Electronics engineering assembly
- Lift maintenance
- Mechanical engineering
- Maintenance
- Marine/Boatbuilding
- Materials engineering
- Ship building and repair
- Test technician
- Welding and fabrication
In engineering, the Apprenticeship framework must meet the needs
of very different types of employers and very different levels of
work, across the diversity of engineering sectors, including the
sophisticated sectors of electronics and semi-conductor technology.
The framework must also cater for modern work methods in industry
such as lean manufacture, team and cell working, and modern
manufacture and control techniques.
Advanced Apprenticeships
Whilst the Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering scheme
provides the best possible preparation to achieving skilled and/or
technician status within the industry, it may also, where
appropriate, provide positive progression to Higher Education or
higher-level work.
Below is an example list of sub-occupations that the framework
is suitable for:
- Aerospace craftsman / technician
- Automotive craftsman / technician
- Casting craftsman / technician
- Design technician
- Electrical engineering craftsman / technician
- Electronic engineering craftsman / technician
- Fabrication craftsman / technician
- Lift maintenance craftsman / technician
- Mechanical engineering craftsman / technician
- Maintenance craftsman / technician
- Materials engineering craftsman / technician
- Ship building and repair craftsman / technician
- Test technician
- Welding craftsman / technician
For further information on apprenticeships please visit
www.semta.org.uk or www.apprenticeships.org.uk