Joel Jackson’s experience, Nuclear Business Apprentice
“It’s been brilliant getting to work with a variety of people. Those individuals imparting their knowledge has certainly benefitted me and developed my personal skills and technical skills over the two years. The structure of the scheme has allowed them both to work in parallel and it’s been brilliant.”
- You'll need to have English & Maths GCSEs Grade 4 or above, and have either completed a Business Administration Apprenticeship or have administration experience
- You'll have enthusiasm for the nuclear industry
- You'll be self-motivated with a desire to learn and develop
- You'll have the ability to work in a team and independently, as well as being able to balance the responsibilities of study and work
- You'll also be able to engage people at all levels, with good communication skills
- Ideally you'll live close to Bristol
Where we could take you
At the end of your apprenticeship the doors will open to the larger organisation. If you want to progress up the career ladder, you can take on people management responsibilities and develop into a maintenance team leader.
Or you can choose the technical route and take your first steps towards becoming an engineer. With hard work, there really are no limits to how far you can go – not just within EDF, but within the worldwide EDF Group.
What’s in it for you?
- £12,000 a year with annual pay increases
- Accommodation and meal costs covered in your first two years
- A number of paid return journeys home
- Pension scheme
- 25 days’ paid holiday