There are many routes to developing in the Civil Service and an apprenticeship is one of the most rewarding experiences to complete – they can, quite literally, turn someone’s life around. Apprentices themselves gain new skills while working, a …
A new two-year, blended approach apprenticeship starting in January 2022 is being delivered by the University of Exeter. The apprenticeship has been designed for the public service to improve the quality and use of evidence-based scientific advice to government, and …
The Systems Engineer (Degree) Apprenticeship is now available for application for a January 2020 start and is being delivered by Cranfield University.
Vishanti Fox from the Institute of Physics tells us about an event for apprentices hosted by the Institute of Physics, the Royal Society of Biology, and the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Did you know that every department has a levy to fund apprentices? Learn more about how apprenticeships work, how the GSE is involved, whether it is for you and how you could improve skills across the profession.
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