Automotive apprenticeships
Automotive apprenticeships cover vehicle maintenance and repair, bodywork, parts and service management — increasingly including electric and hybrid vehicle systems.
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Business Administrator Apprentice – Level 3
An opportunity has arisen for a Business Administrator Apprentice to join a busy automotive parts business. This role would suit someone who is organised, confident communicating with customers and keen to develop their administrative and business skills.
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Apprentice HGV Technician
Join the Future of Heavy Vehicle Engineering with Volvo Truck & Bus Apprenticeships starting in 2027. This apprenticeship will teach you how to maintain and repair large commercial vehicles.
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Service Technician
This apprenticeship offers the opportunity to train as a qualified Service Technician/Mechanic, gaining hands-on experience in servicing, maintaining and repairing light vehicles.
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Service Technician
This apprenticeship offers the opportunity to train as a qualified Service Technician/Mechanic, gaining hands-on experience in servicing, maintaining and repairing light vehicles.
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Motor Vehicle Technician Apprenticeship
You will be working in a busy BMW/MINI workshop environment, where you will be responsible for maintaining and repairing motor vehicles to the high standards of the BMW/MINI brand.
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Motor Vehicle Technician Apprentice
We are currently recruiting for a Motor Vehicle Technician Apprentice. The successful applicant will have the opportunity to work with one of the world’s most prestigious and technologically advanced car manufacturers.
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The switch to electric vehicles has created a genuine skills gap: technicians qualified in high-voltage systems are in short supply, and manufacturers run some of the best-funded apprenticeship programmes in the country.
Common questions
Do I need to know about cars already?
An interest helps, but the apprenticeship teaches you the technical side from the ground up.
Are electric vehicles changing the job?
Significantly. High-voltage and diagnostic skills are increasingly what employers are recruiting for.
