engineer Review

Checking cpontract packages, writing PTs, which are the jobs for production to carry out, doing health and safety rounds on the boats.

Yes how to write PTs, and surveys.

Not much, could be more to do, better teaching, more variety of work, working with other apprentices in the same position as me, using skills we learnt in college in our actual job, more events for apprentices to attend.

Quite poorly, college instructors are rarely in consistently, teaching standard could be a lot better, we are dumped into different placements and expected to pick up things as we go rather than actually being properly taught, the jobs I do are not sufficient to create write ups for my NVQ.

Not a lot, most of the support engineer apprentices address issues frequently with little to no change, and I believe as a whole support engineers apprentices are not considered enough or recognised, in other words I and the others feel unheard a lot of the time, which perhaps links to why our apprenticeship appears so unorganised and poorly structured.

Not too bad, the college do tend to help in the best way they can, despite the poor teaching standard and bad organisation.

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Yes there are career events that you can volunteer for, and you are required to do a certain amount of hours of this. There is also 'be kind days' which you can volunteer for. And you get the hours you worked at events given back to you as annual leave.

Yes

It is a big and reliable company if your looking for any apprenticeship in Plymouth, but I would not recommend the apprenticeship im doing.

make sure you know exactly what the job includes before you apply for it.