Network engineer Review

My role is going around my area fixing and maintaining faults that may occur within the telecommunication networks that BT has. The day varies which is good as I am doing different faults every day.

I have learnt a bunch of new skills within this industry, ones that I never really new about before joining the company. I have also developed existing skills working with new people and a new work team.

I really enjoy the programme that BT have put the apprentices through i feel college could've been a longer duration as it was only 6 block weeks within the first year. However the rest of the learning is done on the job and through training courses that BT provide.

Yeah it is well organised, people are always there to help you out and make life easier for you.

A lot of support if needed. there are many people that i could go to for help whether its my buddy that I work with on a day to day basis, my manger or even my NVQ assessor people are always there to offer support if needed.

My NVQ assessor is always a phone call or an email away if I am ever stuck on any of the work that he has given me.

when we attended college for the 6 week blocks they talked us through the basics of networks and how a telecoms network works. this gave us the basic building blocks to understand our role, rather than going in blind.

yes there are professional networking events that people can get involved with if any of them interest them all they would have to do is apply.

Yes

Good company to work for. lifelong job with good benefits.

On the webcam interview that people have to complete be confident and just go for it. it is a little strange to do however just be confident.