Engineering: Design and Manufacture

With this apprenticeship, your employees will learn more about the growing engineering industry - and earn a degree.

They'll study design methodologies, learn about project management and develop their creative thinking.

The key areas which the Graduate Apprenticeship supports are:

• engineering design and manufacturing principles

• engineering business and management

• project and delivery management

• personal and interpersonal skills

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

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 Graduate Apprentice in Engineering: Design and Manufacture could look for roles in:

• engineering design

• manufacturing engineering

• engineering consultancy

• engineering operations management

• engineering project management