Technical Apprentice Review

Cad design work, project management, ergonomic assessments, creating Microsoft PowerApps, implementing improvements throughout the business weather this be signage or moving a heating system

Yes, all the skills i have learnt have been created and developed within Cummins

I enjoy the program I am committed to as it is not too long of an apprenticeship, there is always change with in the environment you are working in also so there is always something new to learn.

The apprenticeship is well organised with a plan in place before you begin, unique to each pathway there is a Rota to follow to build up the basic knowledge and progress with and through your Rota. As well with the college being clear on the forward plan, ensuring the student has the best experience.

Support is always there if need with our own occupational health team, apprentice structure where you are allocated a mentor, while also being able to fall on managers, and other apprentices. Also available through college if required.

Always on hand, as much as required

I feel the qualifications you receive have to relate to engineering manufacturing as a whole so a broad knowledge is gained whereas when in a final placement, the type of engineering can be quite niche meaning not much applies to the course. But i feel for a general course it provides the right knowledge

I organize, manage and attend careers events. Health and wellbeing classes are available also

Yes

Overall it is a great and global company with a great reputation. With endless opportunity to someone who is willing to put in the work and i cannot knock my experience at all so far

Work experience is a good method of getting an impression made and voice your interests, where you can also apply for the apprenticeship with a paper copy which most do not, this also differs you from the rest. Just try and stand out the most and put your best foot forward.