Mechanical Engineer 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, BS16 1EJ
Deadline
8 December 2026
Type
apprenticeship
Help ensure the future strength and safety of the Royal Navy's submarine fleet. Over this 4-year programme, you'll join our Submarine Support Engineering team in Bristol where you'll play a meaningful role in engineering projects that matter, all while gaining a fully funded degree. About the programme From the moment you join us, you'll become part of a team delivering vital engineering support to the UK's defence sector.
As an apprentice within Submarine Support Engineering (SSE), you will complete a structured programme of placement rotations where you'll explore a variety of engineering teams and projects. You'll work alongside experienced engineers across mechanical, structural and electrical disciplines, supporting a range of cutting-edge submarine projects that support both in-service platforms and those still in development. Your typical week could include performing structural assessments, conducting analytical calculations, using engineering analysis tools, and supporting the design and assessment of systems and components to meet demanding operational and safety requirements.
During your apprenticeship, you may be involved in: Assessing submarine structures for explosive shock survivability; Conducting technical performance analyses on mechanical systems and components; Supporting technical investigations and feasibility studies, or; Taking part in platform surveys at locations such as Devonport Royal Dockyard and HM Naval Base Clyde. Your apprenticeship will give you the opportunity to build a broad range of engineering skills, understanding design intent and experiencing lifecycle support activities across multiple disciplines. You will also gain exposure to safety cases, certification activities, capability upgrades and configuration changes that are critical to the safe and effective operation of the UK's submarine fleet.
You will also begin using industry-standard tools and software relevant to your chosen pathway, such as Ansys, FloMASTER, MathCAD a
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, BS16 1EJ
Deadline
8 December 2026
Type
apprenticeship
Help ensure the future strength and safety of the Royal Navy's submarine fleet. Over this 4-year programme, you'll join our Submarine Support Engineering team in Bristol where you'll play a meaningful role in engineering projects that matter, all while gaining a fully funded degree. About the programme From the moment you join us, you'll become part of a team delivering vital engineering support to the UK's defence sector.
As an apprentice within Submarine Support Engineering (SSE), you will complete a structured programme of placement rotations where you'll explore a variety of engineering teams and projects. You'll work alongside experienced engineers across mechanical, structural and electrical disciplines, supporting a range of cutting-edge submarine projects that support both in-service platforms and those still in development. Your typical week could include performing structural assessments, conducting analytical calculations, using engineering analysis tools, and supporting the design and assessment of systems and components to meet demanding operational and safety requirements.
During your apprenticeship, you may be involved in: Assessing submarine structures for explosive shock survivability; Conducting technical performance analyses on mechanical systems and components; Supporting technical investigations and feasibility studies, or; Taking part in platform surveys at locations such as Devonport Royal Dockyard and HM Naval Base Clyde. Your apprenticeship will give you the opportunity to build a broad range of engineering skills, understanding design intent and experiencing lifecycle support activities across multiple disciplines. You will also gain exposure to safety cases, certification activities, capability upgrades and configuration changes that are critical to the safe and effective operation of the UK's submarine fleet.
You will also begin using industry-standard tools and software relevant to your chosen pathway, such as Ansys, FloMASTER, MathCAD a
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