Dear Students,
Please see below a new opportunity from TARGETcareers. If you are interested in finding out more you can click the link in the email or visit the TARGETcareers website.
This is a great opportunity for anybody with a passion for science looking to start a career in the Water Industry and earning whilst they learn. Joining our science team you’ll undergo a Level 5 apprenticeship in chemistry through workplace learning and work towards becoming a Scientific Analyst at the end of the programme, where we’ll continue to grow and develop you into our next generation of technical leaders. You’ll study for your degree alongside your learning in your day job and will spend time Greenwich University carrying out some of the theoretical elements of your degree.
You’ll be based in and around Reading area and the starting salary will be £16,800 with studies funded by Thames Water. You’ll receive salary uplifts as you reach milestones throughout this programme and you’ll also receive 24 days holiday, pension and other benefits.
We are passionate about providing a quality service to our customers. You’ll be able to work alongside other apprentices like Charlie who chose our apprenticeship because “University Fees are expensive and here I get paid to do what I love. My main issue with uni was being able to afford my way through but here I get paid to study, I get to play with the kind of equipment you don’t usually see in a university lab, and access to a level of training you just wouldn’t get at uni. To me this means that by the time I complete my degree I’ll be well ahead of those that have gone through the university route because I’ve been paid for the training and have had efficient training to already be in the workplace “
Entry requirements for this Level 5 qualification are 5 GCSE’s grade C or above and 2 A Levels, Grade C or above (or predicted grades) to include Chemistry. A BTEC Level 3 in Applied Science will also be acceptable if you have not completed A-Levels.
Apply now – applications closing soon.
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