Severn Trent Apprenticeships

Severn Trent Water apprenticeships are offering some fantastic opportunities for young people.

Our Apprentice schemes give you the opportunity to experience life in a fast-paced FTSE 100 company.

During your Apprenticeship, you’ll spend two to three years learning and developing your skills, both on-the-job and at college, while earning a competitive salary. You’ll learn to juggle real-world priorities in an ever-changing business, from reducing demand and promoting water efficiency to keeping our customers at the heart of every decision we make.

There are a variety of schemes to choose from and many different routes you can take within them. No matter which discipline you pick, you’ll be helping to create a more sustainable future for the water industry – and joining Severn Trent at an exciting time of transformation.

Our schemes will give you immediate exposure to unrivalled learning opportunities and technical challenges. Working with leading experts, you’ll be involved in a huge range of end-to-end projects and gain an in-depth understanding of the way our business works. Throughout your placements you’ll get all the support you need to develop your technical knowledge and skills, build an incredible professional network and seek out new experiences. That’s fluid thinking.

To help us create an outstanding customer experience, deliver environmental leadership and take on the technical challenges of the 21st century, we need Apprentices who can think differently and push boundaries. With global issues like climate change and population growth becoming increasingly complex, keeping our business running takes serious talent, ambition and a fresh perspective. If you want to shape the future of the water industry and give us the edge when we enter the competitive market in 2017, Severn Trent apprenticeships are a great place to start.

Find more below:

https://www.severntrent.com/careers/apprentices/why-choose-us/

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