Apprenticeships

Apprenticeships are jobs, with the chance to earn a wage, acquire a recognised qualifications and gain hands-on experience, and learn the skills necessary to succeed in your chosen career.

Here are some benefits of an Apprenticeship:

You are given real responsibilities
You will work to gain practical skills
You will spend time with a learning provider (college or university) to acquire technical skills and theoretical knowledge
You will have support from a mentor
You will gain a salary and company benefits

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Cameron: "Before this I was working on building sites, just labouring. I've enjoyed it from the start, my favourite bit of the job is operating the plant and learning how it works properly. There's a lot of skilled workers who are willing to teach you their skills so you can progress to one day a foreman or a supervisor."

Current vacancies

Main apprenticeship schemes	Future jobs / career pathway	What our apprentices say
Level 2 Surfacing Learning Block at college (travel and accommodation paid by company) Support to obtain Level 2 Maths/English Duration: 18 months Working outside using protection to obtain practical experience Minimum Entry Requirement: Level 1 English (GCES 2 or E)	Surfacing Operative As part of a team, carry out quality resurfacing operations. Operate and check plants machines and equipment. Record the activities that takes place on site. You can progress to a Supervisor role that overview all the works and is responsible for the gangs.
Level 3 Fitter / Heavy Vehicle Maintenance Technician Learning Day at college Duration: 36 months Working outside using protection to obtain practical experience Minimum Entry Requirement: Level 1 English (GCES 2 or E)	Plant Technician are based in a workshop and work on all types of fleet equipment, taking responsibility for vehicle defect inspections and servicing/ repairs to all equipment in line with the manufacturer’s instructions. Be able to work on own initiative and plan own workload.
Level 3 Lab Materials Technician Learning Day at college Duration: 24 months Working outside using protection to obtain practical experience Minimum Entry Requirement: Level 2 Maths and English	Laboratory Technician works in testing construction materials, primarily concrete samples and use of machinery to produce test samples. They also use chemicals and other equipment, looking for quality control and operating in a safe environment.
Level 3 Business Admin OR Level 3 Finance Assistant Online or learning day at college Duration: 24 months Minimum Entry Requirement: Level 2 Maths and English	There are many administration roles throughout Eurovia in a wide variety of areas including Finance, Office Management, Plant & Fleet, Human Resources, Payroll, Commercial and Operations.
Level 3 Safety, Health Environment Online or learning day at college Duration: 24 months Minimum Entry Requirement: Level 2 Maths and English	Health and Safety Advisors promote a positive safety culture, ensuring construction projects comply with legislation and industry standards. You will assist in the preparation of health and safety documents such as risk assessments and method statements. A large proportion of your time will be spent out on site identifying potential risks and promoting best practice to help change the way people think and work to prevent accidents.
Level 4 or 6 Quantity Surveyor Learning Day at University Duration: 60 months duration Qualification: BSc Quantity Surveyor Minimum Entry Requirement: A Levels – UCAS points	Quantity Surveyors control the costs and finances of a construction project. You will usually be based in the site office, and will go on site to do measurements to find out quantities of materials required. You will negotiate rates and set up contracts with subcontractors such as bricklaying, groundwork and mechanical engineering companies. Good maths skills and a knowledge of contract law is useful.
Level 4 or 6 Civil Engineering Day or Block Release at University 60 months duration Obtain BEng Civil Engineering Professional Membership with ICE (Institute of Engineers) Minimum Entry Requirement A Levels – UCAS points	As a Site Agent you will supervise the efficient and effective running of our Operational activities, meeting all safety, environment and quality obligations. The role includes working with the client, carrying out site supervision and ensuring works are completed to specification. Contracts Manager Our colleagues in these roles manage all the day-to-day operational aspects of the Contract. This includes assisting in the pre-planning and pre-programming of tendered contracts, managing and promoting Safe Working processes, managing resources, liaison with residents and clients when needed, always working within the constraints and specification of each contract.

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