Advanced apprentice fitter Review

I go on out on a placement within the business that I must do work in order to collect evidence for my NVQ. I move placements every couple of months to work in different locations and gather different types of evidence all of which is applicable to my apprenticeship in derby.

I have learnt many skills, most importantly hand tool skills where I'm constantly using a variety of on the engine. This includes using ratchets, spanners and certain tools which i never heard of before. i've developed my communication skills as on a daily basis i communicate with workers.

So far i have really enjoyed my programme and i currently just started my 3rd year of the apprenticeship. I would recommended it to everyone and it's worth a try even if your not a massive fan of engineering because i never was until i enrolled onto this apprenticeship.

It is well structed but there is plenty of room for improvement within this apprenticeship especially in regard to derby college and their assignments. Some assignments get issued to late on the year and leaves the students with a backlog of assignments to catch up on, in the business it is well structured.

i receive plenty of support from my apprentice development manager and my production leaders in the business, whenever i have an issue i can report it to them and they do their best to resolve my problem. it may not be instant because they can be very busy but overall its good.

I dont recieve the most support from my training provider but recently have started to recieve some support. this is done from 1 to 1 meetings in which we discuss my progress and areas of what i can improve on and in which areas i have done well, overall it's okay

My training provider defiantly helps to improve my training as he can discuss on what i can do better in regard to my NVQ work. this ensures my work is completed to a high standard and that i maintain motivation through the duration of my apprenticeship which is a massive factor.

During my work in the business i am constantly working in groups on engines since i'm an apprenticeship i cannot work by myself in the business and the employees ensure i do the work to a high standard. overall there isn't many social activities but we socialise because we work together.

Yes

i would recommend rolls royce to a friend because the apprenticeship im currently enrolled on, i receive support and i enjoy the job a lot. Furthermore pension, pay is good along with the bonuses and it can help you come out your time with a job so i think its very good.

Ensure that when you apply that you put through a strong CV since it is a great opptunititiy, if unsure whether rolls royce is for you, you can always attend the opening evenings like I did. i received great advice from these evenings and gained an insight about rolls royce.