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Apprenticeship

Geoscientist (integrated degree)

Level
6
Degree level
Length
5 yrs
typical
Sector
Health and science
Pay
Paid
you earn while training

In a nutshell

To guide sustainable development and stewardship of the natural and built environment.

What you'd do

Collect rock, soil, and water samples in the field
Run laboratory tests and log results accurately
Analyse borehole and geophysical datasets
Produce technical maps and cross-sections
Write scientific reports for clients or regulators
Attend site investigations and assist lead geoscientists
Use GIS and modelling software to visualise findings

What you'd learn

Geological mapping, sampling, and field survey techniques
Laboratory analysis of rocks, minerals, and soils
Geophysical methods including seismic and gravity surveys
Interpreting subsurface data using specialist software
Environmental impact assessment and land-use risk
Scientific report writing and data presentation
Health and safety in fieldwork and laboratory settings
Ready to look for a place?
See live Geoscientist (integrated degree) apprenticeship vacancies on the official government service.
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