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Apprenticeship

Electrical and electronic engineer (degree)

Level
6
Degree level
Length
3.5 yrs
typical
Sector
Engineering and manufacturing
Pay
Paid
you earn while training

In a nutshell

Supporting the manufacturing of new products by bringing the product to life and resolving manufacturing problems.

What you'd do

Design electronic circuits and systems to meet technical specifications
Simulate and model designs using EDA or circuit simulation software
Build and test prototype hardware in the laboratory
Debug electronic faults using oscilloscopes, multimeters, and logic analysers
Write test plans and record results to demonstrate compliance
Contribute technical sections to design review and project documentation
Work within cross-functional engineering teams on product development

What you'd learn

Circuit design, analysis, and simulation for analogue and digital systems
Power systems, electrical machines, and energy conversion
Embedded systems, microcontrollers, and real-time programming
Signal processing, communications, and control systems theory
Electronic design automation (EDA) tools and PCB design
Engineering project management: planning, risk, and technical reporting
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and product safety standards
Ready to look for a place?
See live Electrical and electronic engineer (degree) apprenticeship vacancies on the official government service.
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