Software Engineer Review

I work on different project across different business and customers in the National Security sector

Through the extensive training and university lectures I have developed problem-solving, critical thinking and expanded upon social and networking skills

BAE (DI) is a great place to work with extensive support networks, and a great sense of purpose and an amazing benifits package

There are countless apprentice and future talent support groups as well as career managers and social event all of which are great for support

Due to the nature of some of the work it can be hard to properly articulate and prove completion of some KSBs. But BAE are aware of this and work extensively to mitigate this

With frequent meetings between the Uni, my manager, and me it enables everyone to be aware of what KSBs i have to work towards

BAE has many social teams, both for all employees and Apprentice/Graduate specifc

Yes

completely flexible working, a great, highly motivated group of people to work with

I know its hard, but do research into the specific area of the business you are applying to, this will not only demonstrate your interest but also help you tailor your application to fit their requirements. Also try to showcase any transferable skills and experiences you have. This could include teamwork, problem-solving, technical skills, or relevant coursework. And lastly Stay positive and persistent: Competition for apprenticeships can be tough, so don't get discouraged if you don't get selected on your first attempt.