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    • As a full time soldier, in an entry-level Engineering role, you'll:
    • Keep the Army's equipment working and ready to use.
    • Set yourself up for life.*.
    • As a full time soldier, in an entry-level Engineering role, you'll:
    • Keep the Army's equipment working and ready to use.
    • Set yourself up for life.*.
    • As a full time soldier, in an entry-level Engineering role, you'll:
    • Keep the Army's equipment working and ready to use.
    • Set yourself up for life.*.
    • This entry-level role is ideal for someone with a strong interest in electronics and aviation, eager to develop hands-on skills in a dynamic, safety-critical…
    • As a full time soldier, in an entry-level Engineering role, you'll:
    • Keep the Army's equipment working and ready to use.
    • Set yourself up for life.*.
    • As a full-time soldier, entry-level Metalsmith in the British Army, you'll:
    • Develop key skills to become a competent welder, sheet metal worker and blacksmith.
    • You'll build cable and wiring harness assemblies and/or PCB assemblies to drawing and specification, right first time.
    • The real stuff, not the theory.
    • A competitive basic salary with an uncapped commission/bonus scheme;
    • We are currently seeking skilled Mechanical fitters either apprenticeship served or NVQ3 to attend regular on site repairs and carry out daily mechanical…
    • Salary: £18,000* plus a £3,000 joining bonus.
    • Fully funded qualification starting in September 2025.
    • Fantastic site facilities, including *subsidised meals…
    • Ancillary duties include assisting in the planning, preparation, and facilitation of apprenticeship assessment workshops.
    • Engage in assembly, general fittings, and component installations.
    • Conduct repairs on metallic and composite materials.
    • CRS Technics Limited provides component repairs to a wide range of commercial aircraft operators including Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, ATR and Bombardier.
    • Engage in assembly, general fittings, and component installations.
    • Conduct repairs on metallic and composite materials.
    • Nights: 20:45 to 06:00 (Mon to Thurs).
    • Arden White specialises in engineering, aerospace and aviation recruitment, supporting clients across the UK and internationally with permanent, contract and…
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Mechanical Engineering Apprentice (No Experience Needed)
United Kingdom
From £27,282 a year
Permanent, Full-time

Job details

From £27,282 a year
Annual leave
Permanent, Full-time
United Kingdom

Full job description

Want to get paid to learn skills for life?

As a full time soldier, in an entry-level Engineering role, you'll:

  • Keep the Army's equipment working and ready to use
  • Build bridges, repair roads, and rebuild infrastructure across the world
  • Study for advanced trade qualifications in plumbing and electrical engineering
  • Travel with your unit wherever they go, at home or overseas

Engineering in the Army includes many roles. You could work as an Electronics Technician, Recovery Mechanic, Plumber or Plasterer. Whichever route you take, you'll work alongside your friends, and you'll find a team where you can belong.

To qualify, you must be between 16 years 6 months and 35 years 6 months and pass a basic fitness test.

Set yourself up for life.

During your initial training, you'll earn £27,282. If you set your mind to it, you could reach Corporal within 5 years, earning £40,989.

You'll also receive 30 days' annual leave every year (plus bank holidays and extra leave after operations), free medical and dental care, cheaper living costs, and free gym and sports facilities.

Get skills, get qualified, get confident.

You Belong Here.

Pay: From £27,282.00 per year

Work Location: In person

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