Electrical & Electronic Degree Apprenticeship at Babcock is listed on Apprentice Wizard from UCAS Career Finder. It was last seen live on 29 October 2026. The closing date is listed as 8 December 2026. Confirm the closing date and entry requirements on the employer's application page before you apply.
Babcock
Location
South West, PL2 2BG
Deadline
8 December 2026
Type
degree-apprenticeship
Join Babcock as an Electrical and Electronic Engineer Degree Apprentice and, over the course of our four-year programme, you'll work towards a BEng in Electrical & Electronic Engineering while contributing to projects that support national security. You'll learn from experienced professionals, gain valuable practical experience and help deliver work that creates a safer, more secure world. About the programme Based at Devonport, the largest naval base in Western Europe, you'll join a targeted development programme designed to prepare you for a career in electrical and electronic engineering.
Depending on your role, you could join the Facilities Engineering Group, supporting the control systems and assets that underpin Devonport's critical infrastructure, or the Marine Electrical Control & Instrumentation (EC&I) and Mission Systems (MS) Group, working on electrical and control systems across a diverse range of platforms, including ships, submarines and land-based facilities. Within the Facilities Engineering Group, you'll support and develop the electrical systems that power critical facilities and infrastructure across the dockyard. From fault-finding and technical investigations to designing and implementing new solutions, you'll help keep essential operations running safely and efficiently.
You'll gain experience across the full lifecycle of engineering systems, developing expertise in areas such as power distribution, standby generation, SCADA systems, building services and energy monitoring. Within the Marine EC&I and MS Group, you'll gain exposure to the full engineering lifecycle, from concept and design through to implementation and in-service support. You'll develop experience across a range of electrical and electronic engineering disciplines, including power systems, control and instrumentation, navigation and communications, mission systems, surveys and inspection, helping you build a broad understanding of marine engineering systems.
Across either route,
Entry Requirements
Not published for this listing
The employer hasn't published structured entry requirements through this listing. Check their application page for GCSEs, A-Levels, or any other entry criteria.
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Quality score: 64/100
Babcock's early careers programme includes apprenticeship roles across engineering and technical work, with openings and entry requirements varying by vacancy.
Student note
Babcock lists different 2027 application windows by apprenticeship route. Check each vacancy's location, level, opening date, and entry criteria before preparing your application.
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Location
South West, PL2 2BG
Deadline
8 December 2026
Type
degree-apprenticeship
Join Babcock as an Electrical and Electronic Engineer Degree Apprentice and, over the course of our four-year programme, you'll work towards a BEng in Electrical & Electronic Engineering while contributing to projects that support national security. You'll learn from experienced professionals, gain valuable practical experience and help deliver work that creates a safer, more secure world. About the programme Based at Devonport, the largest naval base in Western Europe, you'll join a targeted development programme designed to prepare you for a career in electrical and electronic engineering.
Depending on your role, you could join the Facilities Engineering Group, supporting the control systems and assets that underpin Devonport's critical infrastructure, or the Marine Electrical Control & Instrumentation (EC&I) and Mission Systems (MS) Group, working on electrical and control systems across a diverse range of platforms, including ships, submarines and land-based facilities. Within the Facilities Engineering Group, you'll support and develop the electrical systems that power critical facilities and infrastructure across the dockyard. From fault-finding and technical investigations to designing and implementing new solutions, you'll help keep essential operations running safely and efficiently.
You'll gain experience across the full lifecycle of engineering systems, developing expertise in areas such as power distribution, standby generation, SCADA systems, building services and energy monitoring. Within the Marine EC&I and MS Group, you'll gain exposure to the full engineering lifecycle, from concept and design through to implementation and in-service support. You'll develop experience across a range of electrical and electronic engineering disciplines, including power systems, control and instrumentation, navigation and communications, mission systems, surveys and inspection, helping you build a broad understanding of marine engineering systems.
Across either route,
Entry Requirements
Not published for this listing
The employer hasn't published structured entry requirements through this listing. Check their application page for GCSEs, A-Levels, or any other entry criteria.
Use these cues to judge how complete and actionable this listing looks.
Quality score: 64/100
Babcock's early careers programme includes apprenticeship roles across engineering and technical work, with openings and entry requirements varying by vacancy.
Student note
Babcock lists different 2027 application windows by apprenticeship route. Check each vacancy's location, level, opening date, and entry criteria before preparing your application.
Application tips