BAE Systems is searching for the next generation of aspiring engineers, as it kick starts its apprentice and graduate recruitment campaigns for 2011.
The Company is recruiting over 30 apprentices and 10 graduates
to join its training schemes at its shipyards at Scotstoun and
Govan on the Clyde.
Mick Ord, Managing Director at BAE Systems' Surface Ships division,
said: "Our apprentices and graduates play a major role in our
business and by investing in their training and development we are
safeguarding the knowledge and skills, which we need to remain
innovative and maintain our engineering expertise.
"Anyone joining our training programmes can look forward to an
exciting and rewarding career, developing and delivering some of
the most advanced warships ever built for our armed forces and
other navies around the world."
The new recruits will play a pivotal role in the design and build
of some of the most complex warship programmes, including the Queen
Elizabeth Class aircraft carriers, the Royal Navy's Type 45
destroyers and the new Type 26 Global Combat Ship.
The business is recruiting both craft and engineering technician
apprentices, as well as graduates who will specialise in areas such
as engineering, supply chain and operations. The new recruits will
get the opportunity to develop their skills with a combination of
hands-on practical experience and academic learning.
To apply online or for further information, visit www.baesystems.com/careers.
Source: BAE Systems