Civil Engineering

With a Graduate Apprenticeship in Civil Engineering, your employees will build a career in a key growth sector. They'll develop skills to build and shape the world, including roads and railways, schools, hospitals and water supply.

The key content areas which the apprenticeship supports are:

• civil engineering practice

• civil engineering design, analysis, specification and maintenance

• project management

• professional practice

• interpersonal skills

We've worked with colleges, universities and industry employers to create this degree-level qualification. Your employees will gain the skills and knowledge the civil engineering industry needs - and earn a degree. 

You can recruit new employees, upskill or reskill existing employees.

Entry requirements for Graduate Apprenticeships vary by course and institution.

Each vacancy advert says what qualifications are needed to start each Graduate Apprenticeship. The candidate can also contact the university directly for guidance on entry requirements.

A Civil Engineering Graduate Apprentice could look for roles such as:

• civil engineer 

• civil engineering technician

• quantity surveyor

• town planner

• structural engineer

• construction manager

• land surveyor

• project manager

• asset manager