Learn about apprenticeships in trades and infrastructure.
If you enjoy working with your hands and solving practical problems, an apprenticeship in trades or infrastructure is a great way to launch your career. These apprenticeships provide valuable, transferable skills that are in demand across many industries, including those that are growing and evolving with new technologies.
Automotive
Gain practical hands-on experience working with vehicles and new automotive systems.
Bricklaying
Start building your future in bricklaying. Gain skills in laying bricks, forming walls and structures, and enhancing your skills.
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cabinet making
Begin your career in cabinet making while you study. Learn hands-on skills in crafting, assembling, and finishing furniture and joinery.
Carpentry
Learn measuring, cutting, and assembling timber, mastering the craft of creating frameworks, furniture, and detailed woodwork.
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conservation & land management
Build a meaningful career protecting and managing the natural environment.
Electrical
Learn practical skills while working in electrical wiring, installing, and maintaining electrical systems.
hospitality
Launch a hands‑on hospitality career, building skills in food, service, and customer experience in a fast‑paced environment.
Landscaping
Start your career in landscaping. You will gain skills in garden design, planting, paving, and outdoor maintenance.
Mechanic
Build a hands-on technical career as a mechanic apprentice, gaining practical experience in a fast-paced workshop.
Painting and Decorating
Bring spaces to life by learning a trade in painting and decorating.
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Plumbing
You will get hands-on experience in installing, repairing, and maintaining pipes and fixtures.
Refrigeration & air conditioning
Learn to work with refrigeration and air conditioning systems.
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stone masonry
Master a hands‑on trade, shaping and installing stone to create lasting buildings and landmarks.
Wall & floor tiling
Get hands-on skills in cutting, laying, and finishing tiles for walls and floors.