Power, Property & Infrastructure Planner Review

Planning new equipment within BT telephone exchanges and data centres. Half of the time based out on site and half time based within an office. Working with AC & DC power. Planning racks, cooling units, UPS's and any other equipment which may be found within an exchange.

Completed a BTEC level three in electrical and electronic engineering. Improved project management skills, planning skills as well as numerical and literacy skills, I've completed many internal BT training courses and there is further opportunities for development.

Block program away at BT's Yarnfield facility. This was a good learning facility and the teaching was of a high standard, it was good spending the blocks with other BT & OR apprentices.

The structure was very good although it was significantly impacted by the COVID19 pandemic.

Cannot fault any of my managers or trainers. Other BT employees were also really helpful and would provide support whenever I required.

A high level support was provided by Stoke college.

It has provided me with a solid base into working with AC & DC power.

There are plenty in other locations within BT but not many where I am based (Sheffield). I was a BT early career ambassador, which meant that I could promote BT apprenticeships and networking events to students.

Yes

Its a great place to work.

If at first you don't succeed then try again. If you get through to an assessment centre you must consider ways in which a company can improve their brand and increase their revenue.