Start an Electrical Apprenticeship
Electricians are highly hands-on and are involved in day-to-day work with electrical systems. This may include installing and repairing electrical networks in industrial, domestic and commercial settings.
By starting your electrical apprenticeship you’ll also be involved in:
Reviewing wiring diagrams and blueprints to determine sequences and methods of operation.
Measuring and laying out installation points.
Connecting wires and cables to terminal points and connectors.
Diagnosing and testing wiring faults by using electronic equipment.
Career options available:
Electronic Equipment Technician: People who are involved in installing, servicing and repairing electronic equipment across domestic industrial and commercial settings. You may work with machines including: televisions, computers, ovens, office equipment or lifts.
Lift mechanic: Electricians who specialise in designing, building, installing, maintaining and repairing lifts and their electrical parts to ensure they function properly and safely.
Automotive electrician: People who install, repair and maintain wiring and electronic components in vehicles.
Cable Joiner: People who are involved in constructing, repairing and maintaining insulated power supply systems and cables in underground pipes, trenches and overhead high voltage supply systems.
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A career in the electrical industry could be a great fit for you if you:
- Have a good eye for detail
- Enjoy solving problems
- Love fixing and repairing things
- Can plan ahead and stay organised
Looking to start your career in Electrical Technology?
Apprenticeships and traineeships are a great way to kick-start your career. You get paid on-the-job training, whilst also completing a nationally recognised qualification.
Once you complete this form, we’ll email you a link to chat with Charlie, our friendly recruitment assistant.
Based on your answers, Charlie will connect you with the most appropriate local team, who will then guide you through the next steps.