Network Engineer Review

Network Engineer Pathway of the Digital Technology Solutions Degree apprenticeship. Roles involves working on the electrical side of the car, validating future vehicles to ensure the networks within the vehicles operate as they should

Learnt lots of new skills from work and university - technical and electrical skills are developed through work from internal and external courses as well as working with very skilled individuals

First entry cohort onto the DTS course, work is very enjoyable and varies each day which allows you to be flexible in the types of projects you are working on.

University content is structured with pre-defined modules which will be taught each year. Within work you just learn as much as you can while working with colleagues, this is helped by your objectives which are reviewed regularly to ensure you are still developing within the role

Lots of places to gain support from, very open environment with any issues solved very quickly

Feedback and support is always there from university in terms of 1:1 wellbeing meetings every couple of weeks as well as support sessions to catch up on any work and ask questions

Qualification is adhered to the roles that all apprenticeships are on - it is not until 3/4th year where you study your specialism which will be extremely relevant to the role

Professional networking is pushed upon within the apprenticeship as well as many social events from both the university and employer side

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Great place to work with great benefits, pay is increased every year subject to performance. Work on many different projects, see luxurious vehicles every day with the chance to drive them within your role.

Show interest in the company and the automotive sector, be engaged and take it upon yourself to go that extra bit further