What is an apprenticeship?
Our apprenticeships are a high-value, high-quality alternative to traditional academic study and are aimed at anyone looking to get started in engineering, those who want to change career or develop the one they already have.
AMRC Training Centre apprentices are employed on a full-time basis, working at least 30 hours every week along with blocks of practical on-the-job training and academic study.
Our in-house recruitment team support you in finding an employer and will work with you to make sure you are matched with the right company to get your engineering career off to the very best start.
Why you should choose an apprenticeship with us
The AMRC Training Centre is unique and gives great opportunities to young people. Here are just a few of our advantages…
Apprentices earn approximately £200 a week, but many employers offer more than this.
Apprenticeships ensure that you get hands-on experience and help you to really hit the ground running with your career.
We only offer nationally recognised qualifications that are acknowledged and respected by employers across the world.
Your employer pays for you to gain your apprenticeship.
Our dedicated team will support you throughout your apprenticeship journey, from finding a job through to visiting you in company, all backed by the University of Sheffield and the AMRC.
We offer a clear progression route, from an Advanced Apprenticeship (Level 3) through to Degree (Level 6). This means we can help you at all stages of your career, and whether you come to us from school or college, or are looking to take the next steps within your company, we have a course to suit your needs.
Our enhanced apprenticeships are designed to offer employers the ability to tailor the apprenticeship experience through additional modular training options.
"“AMRC Training Centre graduates have the ability to take the knowledge they’ve gained and apply it to a wide variety of situations- unstructured situations where they can make the right decisions and have the right thought process that allows them to approach things in a positive and innovative (or creative) way.” – Matthew Harmon, Head of Engineering, Tribosonics."
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