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Choose your own direction
Choose an apprenticeship where you’ll be jumping into a full-time role, taking on responsibility and working independently in a developing agile IT world.
Located in Swindon, we offer IT and Project Management Apprenticeships across Levels 3 and 4. Opportunities vary from DevOps Engineers to Associate Project Managers, Network Engineers to Information Communications Technicians.
Our IT and Infrastructure & Provider Management specialists make up around a quarter of the entire workforce and work closely together in globally networked teams. You’ll be starting your career in a supported and diverse environment with other IT professionals from many different teams, companies, and countries.
Our friendly and inclusive culture is a chance to gain real experience alongside our experts as you progress through a combination of online and in person training, with regular check-ins will ensure you’re on track to reach your potential.
Choose a whole world of experience
Whether we’re delivering power to millions, trading in new areas across the globe or leading the rapid growth of offshore wind, our world-class IT puts us at the forefront of the energy industry. We’re looking for people who aren’t afraid of a challenge. Not only will you be working towards an apprenticeship qualification, but you’ll gain the skills and experience needed to build the start of a successful career.
Case Study -Jess – Associate Project Manager:
What does your apprenticeship involve day-to-day?
My day-to-day life involves running of meetings, creating and presenting reports, ensuring everyone in the project knows what they are doing and why. As well as this I have to complete my apprenticeship work which mainly consists of independent research which links to my portfolio.
What part of your apprenticeship have you found most enjoyable so far?
Being a part of a team who have made me feel so welcome and integrated from day one. Straight away there was an ethos of no silly questions and being able to ask for help and people really wanting to help.
What part of your apprenticeship are you most looking forward to?
Having more knowledge and understanding of my role as well as being given more responsibility. With this I hope I will have more and more confidence in myself to make decisions. As well as this being given the opportunity to gain further qualifications outside of my apprenticeship.
What drew you to the energy industry?
What drew me to the energy industry was the idea of being able to work on exciting and innovating projects. As well as this, looking to RWE’s sustainability plans and the increase in their renewable energy department.
What advice would you give to those thinking of taking up an apprenticeship?
To take every step of the process as an experience and to learn from it. The great part of being an apprentice is you are in the role you are in to learn, you aren’t expected to know everything so when you take every chance as an opportunity to learn on the job.