Apprenticeship · Level 6 (Degree)
TL;DR
Key Takeaways
- Apprenticeship to become a Civil Engineer, focusing on water projects.
- Fully funded Level 6 BEng Civil Engineering degree with potential providers including Coventry University and University of Brighton.
- Requires a minimum of 112 UCAS points, with specific Maths and analytical science requirements.
- Competitive salary and a range of benefits offered.
- Based in Brighton, with four days a week in the office.
About the Role
Degree Apprentice Civil Engineer - Water
This apprenticeship offers a fully funded academic study alongside hands-on project experience.
The Opportunity
- Join a growing team working on clean and wastewater projects, including treatment process upgrades and river/sea quality improvements.
- Receive support from experienced engineers and specialists.
- Gain practical experience in civil engineering activities from feasibility to construction.
- Learn to use industry software like AutoCAD and Civil 3D.
- Assist with reports, presentations, bids, and proposals.
- Attend meetings and workshops with clients and colleagues.
Qualifications
- Academic: Minimum of 112 UCAS points. Specific requirements vary by qualification type (A-level, BTEC, Highers, IB), but generally include Mathematics at grade B or above and an analytical science subject at grade B or above.
- GCSEs: 5 GCSEs (or equivalent) with grade 5-6 (B) or above in Mathematics and English Language.
What We Offer
- A competitive salary.
- A range of benefits including holiday buy/sell, private medical insurance, group income protection, and life assurance.
- Permanent employment contract.
- Professional progression plan to support chartership.
- Supportive team environment and Early Careers peer group.
- Four days a week in the office.
About You
- Adaptable, resilient, collaborative, and curious.
- Able to stay calm under pressure and enjoy working with others.
Training Provider
- You will gain a Level 6 BEng Civil Engineering degree. Potential providers include Coventry University (block release) and University of Brighton (day release).
Right to Work
- Applicants must have an unconditional right to live and work in the UK.
