Posted by : nT12 Time : 12/10/2017 11:43
Posted by : nT12 Time : 12/10/2017 11:43
I have been interested in railways for years. Primary the engineering and mechanics side. I was wondering what employers will value more in this field?
Is it primarily whether or not you have a university degree in mechanical/electrical engineering, or will they value an apprenticeship in the field more? Or is it basically how interested in the career you are and the first impressions you give?
Thanks :)
Hello,
We offer an advanced engineering apprenticeship at Network Rail. You can gain professional qualifications and skills that will set you up for life. Please visit our website to find out more about the different careers paths on offer and the eligibility criteria. Search 'Network Rail apprentice'
Thank you,
Network Rail