This work based Apprenticeship is ideal if you are working in, or want to work within the Gas Industry.
You will gain technical knowledge and real practical experience to start your career. You will learn in the workplace and have formal training in our state of the art workshops. You will have the opportunity to practise and embed new skills in a real work context. If you do not have maths or English qualifications at the necessary level, then you will need to achieve these at Level 2 to be successful in your Apprenticeship. You will also need to have an up to date DBS.
Gas engineering involves the safe installation, commission, decommission and the ongoing service and repair of gas appliances in either a domestic or non-domestic setting. Appliances can include, but are not limited to, a range of work categories such as central heating boilers, unvented hot water storage, ducted air heaters, cookers, space heaters, meters, alternative fuel, boosters, testing and purging for industrial pipework. Gas engineering operates strictly within the requirements of health and safety legislation. Roles in gas engineering are physical in nature, and may involve lifting and moving of equipment, working at heights and working in confined spaces.
If you are looking to improve your skills or change career direction, our Apprenticeship Recruitment Team can discuss your needs and advise you on finding a suitable employer.
Course Requirements
How Is It Taught
On and off the job training in the workplace, with weekly day release to Stoke on Trent College
What Else Do I Need To Know
Main intake is September, with options for mid year starts - January / April subject to numbers
How Is It Taught
On and off the job training in the workplace, with weekly day release to Stoke on Trent College
What Else Do I Need To Know
Main intake is September, with options for mid year starts - January / April subject to numbers