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Future Apprentice of the Year Awards: Celebrating Shaping the Future Talent 2027

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Posted 2 days ago • Years 12, 13 • Ages 16–18
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Show how your initiative, curiosity and skills could shape tomorrow’s industries in an award run in partnership with Rolls-Royce. Year 13 students - and exceptional Year 12 students - can apply, with any apprenticeship placement deferred for Year 12 applicants.

Future Apprentice of the Year Awards: Celebrating Shaping the Future Talent is an award searching schools, colleges and sixth forms across the UK for ambitious, forward-thinking students who are passionate about learning, curious about new technologies, and motivated to make a real-world impact. It celebrates collaboration, creativity and the future-ready skills that help shape tomorrow’s industries.

The award is run in partnership with Rolls-Royce and is aimed at students who can show how their skills and outlook align with innovation and excellence. It is designed for learners who are ready to stand out by demonstrating initiative, curiosity and a commitment to making a difference.

The main audience is Year 13 students, although exceptional Year 12 students may also be considered, with any apprenticeship placement deferred. Applicants need to meet the stated GCSE and study-path requirements, including either A-Levels or a BTEC Extended Diploma with the relevant subject combination.

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2027

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  • Must be in Year 13, with exceptional Year 12 students also considered.
  • Must have achieved at least four GCSEs.
  • Must have Maths at Grade 6/B or above.
  • Must have English Language, a Science subject excluding Biology, and one other subject at Grade 4/C or above.
  • Must be studying either three A-Levels, including at least one Business or STEM-related subject, or a BTEC Extended Diploma including Maths and a Business or STEM-related subject.

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