Apprentice assembly technique Review

Apprentice Assembly technique working with supervisor , learning new tasks on how to build engine. hard work , long hours and enjoyable

how to build f1 engine, testing parts, building heads, pumps, turbos. etc,.

It's hard work , working long hours for most of the year. and the company make you do a lot more work that is needed for the apprenticeship.

I feel like I am a useful part of the company , and if I wasn't here some department would struggle

it could have been better organised and the company makes your do a lot more work than is need to pass the apprenticeship because they think you need it.

semta at first weren't very organise but as the apprentice has moved forwards it has because more organised

not allows to do apprentice work at work. so its all homework. and sometime of the year when work is high you don't have much time

as I have a mortgage it is hard to make the money stretch. but the company pays well and looks after you.

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because they are a supportive company who look after there employee and also is an interesting place to work

bring something in which you have made that is interest and can be applied to f1 engineering.