Apprenticeships and Degree Apprenticeships
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A day in the life of Caitlin Garry, Quantity Surveying Apprentice at HPC
“You can get straight into a career, with no further education, and without getting into any debt” Watch as Caitlin invites us into a day in the life of an apprentice at our Hinkley Point C project.
Based first at the National College for Nuclear, Somerset, then one of our UK power stations, this is a brilliant way to start your career in engineering. Develop skills, earn qualifications and get your career off to a flying start.
Nuclear Business Apprenticeship
Transform your future and join our 2-year Nuclear Business Apprenticeship working on our Hinkley Point C project in Somerset. With a combination of day release training at college, internal development and hands-on experience gained in your day to day role, you’ll gain the knowledge, skills and experience to begin an exciting career in EDF.
Nuclear Engineer Degree Apprenticeship
Spend four years learning from experts, getting valuable experience all whilst studying for a Bachelors Degree in Engineering.
Project Controls Apprenticeship
During this three-year Apprenticeship you’ll work alongside industry-leading experts, as a Project Controls Engineer on our Hinkley Point C nuclear new build project.
Chemistry Apprenticeship
During the course of this four-year Degree Apprenticeship, you’ll learn from subject matter experts and gain valuable experience, whilst studying for a BSc Degree in Chemistry. You can expect on-the-job training and the kind of practical experience you simply can't get on campus.
Parents and Guardians
If your son or daughter is considering an Apprenticeship it’s a huge decision. Visit our Parents and Guardians page to find out more about the support we offer on our training programmes.
Rachel Boyd’s experience, C&I Apprentice
“I was leaving school and didn’t know what I wanted to do and I’ve enjoyed it! I love working on site, everyone’s nice, and being out on plant and experiencing real life is really good.”
Tom Ward’s experience, Electrical Apprentice
“I chose an apprenticeship here because you can earn while you’re learning, get a recognised trade and set yourself up with a career for life.”
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1. Apply online
Your journey starts by submitting a CV and cover letter. Then you’ll need to answer some questions about why you want to work here.
2. Online testing
If you look like a good match for EDF, we'll ask you to complete some online ability tests next.
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3. Assessment centre
The last stage is to meet us at our assessment centre. Here, you’ll take part in various exercises designed to show us whether you have the ability and attitude needed to do well here. We’ll see how well you approach tasks, deal with issues and work with others. You’ll also get to learn more about our culture, our people and our programmes, as well as having the opportunity to demonstrate your technical knowledge and capability at interview stage.
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4. Offer
Congratulations – you’ve made it through the interviews and we’d love for you to join our team. We’ll make you an offer as soon as possible after the assessment centre. If you accept, it’s the start of a very exciting career with EDF.
We’ll keep in touch throughout the summer to make sure you’ve got everything you need for the months ahead.
