Mechanic Apprenticeship
Skillnet
Apply NowFancy turning your interest in cars into a paid career? Join Skillnet’s Mechanic Apprenticeship to learn hands-on skills across light, heavy and electric vehicles, gain qualifications (Level 2-5) and build industry connections that boost your uni or career prospects.
Skillnet's Mechanic Apprenticeship programmes provide employer-led, vocational training for roles across the automotive sector, including light vehicle, heavy vehicle, electric vehicle and related non-technical pathways such as management, team leading, customer service and business administration.
Learners work towards Apprenticeship Standards at Level 2, 3 or 5, combining on-the-job workplace learning with off-the-job study (including maths and English where required). Apprentices typically attend Skillnet training centres for scheduled training days or blocks while their employer pays their wages and supports practical development.
Typical technical apprenticeship lengths are around 2. 5 to 3 years depending on the standard and employer. Skillnet also runs traineeships for 16-24 year olds to build workplace readiness and progression into apprenticeships.
Support and guidance are provided by Skillnet coaches, and the programme is available across training sites in the UK.
Apprenticeship Standard (Level 2, Level 3 or Level 5)
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- No set entry requirements for Mechanic Apprenticeships (varies by employer).
- Some employers prefer applicants to have 3 GCSE passes (or equivalents) at grade 4 or above.
- Applicants will typically take an online initial assessment and attend an interview as part of selection.
- Apprenticeships are open to applicants of all ages (Skillnet provides information for applicants).
Wages are paid by the employer and vary depending on the employer and role.
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