Apprenticeships

Apprenticeships

Apprenticeships

As members of the Technical Apprenticeship Consortium (TAC), we are committed to the recruitment, training and development of our Apprentices.

Apprentices are valued members of our team who all have the opportunity to learn from industry-leading experts and best-in-class lecturers, whilst also working on high-profile projects from start to completion. We support our Apprentices throughout their learning journey.

Our close-knit network of mentors and line managers work closely with both our dedicated Learning and Development team and external training provider partners to help kick-start careers and shape the future of our industry. Through our Apprenticeship scheme, our Apprentices have an excellent opportunity to become professionally qualified with the relevant professional institution (ICE, CIBSE etc.), whilst also achieving their college or university qualification.

Graduates form an integral part of our team, working on all our high-profile projects across our business. We thrive on the energy and fresh ideas Graduates bring and support their ongoing development as they become established built environment professionals.

Graduates all have the opportunity to join one of our professional training schemes with institutions such as ICE, CIBSE or CIWEM and will receive tailored support as they work towards achieving Chartered status. In addition to a line manager and our Learning and Development team, our graduates also work with a dedicated mentor or supervising civil engineer (ICE) to help them achieve this status.

We offer Graduates great opportunities to develop a rounded skillset. They will have the chance to share their learning via dedicated working groups, take part in school activities and events, and participate in wider community and charity-based initiatives. This allows them to develop their own skills and help grow our talent pipeline, whilst making a lasting impact on the next generation of engineers. Mentoring is central to our learning culture, and our Graduates help support and share their expertise with our new apprentices and those on work experience.

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All the hard work you put in will result in something that will remain with you long after you have gone. Its like a stamp you have left on the world.

Bodunde Balogun, Apprentice Infrastructure and Environment

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Featured News

Georgia Lilley, Design Engineer Apprentice Structures London, ACE 2021 Apprentice of the Year hosted by the Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE).

Currently studying at London South Bank University, Georgia has been part of Waterman’s apprentice scheme since September 2018. Passionate about inspiring the next generation of civil engineers and raising the profile of careers in this exciting field, Georgia has participated in a wide range of STEM activities including speaking engagements, panel debates and career fairs at schools, colleges and universities.

The judges congratulated Georgia on her achievement by saying: “Georgia was extremely passionate and enthusiastic about STEM, equality and diversity. She challenges perceptions of apprenticeships and passionately speaks about helping more women into the industry.

She articulated well on her technical knowledge in structural engineering and taking on additional tasks outside of her employment including company internal sketch clubs, Women in Engineering, Women in STEM, Young Apprenticeship Ambassador and the Virtual Stem fest including hosting career stands and providing talks to schools.”

Congratulating the winners, ACE’s interim CEO Laurence Brett, said “The last 18 months have been especially testing for everyone, but it didn’t stop us receiving some fantastic and truly inspiring entries that showed all the ingenuity our sector is famed for. We are delighted to celebrate the achievements of the industry and the ten worthy winners announced today.”

Nick Harrison, Waterman’s Learning and Development Director, commented “This is an excellent and well deserved achievement by Georgia. Throughout her apprenticeship Georgia has demonstrated a proactive approach to her work and studies, commitment to informing and inspiring the next generation of apprentice talent. She is a strong role model as an apprentice and I am excited for Georgia’s future as she develops her
engineering career”.

Taylor Young Chambers, an Area Manager for the London North region within our specialist secondment team was shortlisted for the ‘Emerging Professional of the Year’ category at the awards.

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