Electrical, Control and Instrumentation Engineering 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
East Midlands, LE3 1UF
Deadline
8 December 2026
Type
degree-apprenticeship
Be part of shaping the UK's nuclear future. As an Electrical, Control and Instrumentation Engineering Apprentice at Cavendish Nuclear, you'll combine technical learning with real-world engineering as you help design, build and maintain specialist nuclear facilities. Over 4 years, you'll gain the skills, knowledge and professional experience to kick-start a career that makes a meaningful difference.
About the programme In this varied role, you'll join one of our engineering teams working across either our Civil Decommissioning or Defence business streams. From designing control systems to developing Computer Aided Design (CAD) models and performing electrical load calculations, every task helps ensure the safety and sustainability of nuclear infrastructure. You'll support the full design lifecycle: from initial concept through to detailed design and design for manufacture.
Typical tasks may include producing technical documentation, assessing designs for risk and safety, and learning to work with standards and regulations that apply across the industry. As part of your development, you'll take part in internal training that broadens your knowledge beyond your core role. This includes radiological shielding, risk assessment and nuclear appreciation modules - all designed to give you a well-rounded understanding of how we create a safe and secure world.
Your education/training You will study towards the Product Design and Development Engineer (Degree) Apprenticeship standard through the University of Lancashire. Your training will be delivered through a blended learning model that combines in-person and online teaching. Each semester begins with a three-day block of face-to-face delivery, followed by weekly online sessions throughout the term.
This structure is designed to support both academic learning and practical application. The programme is tailored for engineers involved in product development and integrates key disciplines such as materials science, Computer Ai
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
East Midlands, LE3 1UF
Deadline
8 December 2026
Type
degree-apprenticeship
Be part of shaping the UK's nuclear future. As an Electrical, Control and Instrumentation Engineering Apprentice at Cavendish Nuclear, you'll combine technical learning with real-world engineering as you help design, build and maintain specialist nuclear facilities. Over 4 years, you'll gain the skills, knowledge and professional experience to kick-start a career that makes a meaningful difference.
About the programme In this varied role, you'll join one of our engineering teams working across either our Civil Decommissioning or Defence business streams. From designing control systems to developing Computer Aided Design (CAD) models and performing electrical load calculations, every task helps ensure the safety and sustainability of nuclear infrastructure. You'll support the full design lifecycle: from initial concept through to detailed design and design for manufacture.
Typical tasks may include producing technical documentation, assessing designs for risk and safety, and learning to work with standards and regulations that apply across the industry. As part of your development, you'll take part in internal training that broadens your knowledge beyond your core role. This includes radiological shielding, risk assessment and nuclear appreciation modules - all designed to give you a well-rounded understanding of how we create a safe and secure world.
Your education/training You will study towards the Product Design and Development Engineer (Degree) Apprenticeship standard through the University of Lancashire. Your training will be delivered through a blended learning model that combines in-person and online teaching. Each semester begins with a three-day block of face-to-face delivery, followed by weekly online sessions throughout the term.
This structure is designed to support both academic learning and practical application. The programme is tailored for engineers involved in product development and integrates key disciplines such as materials science, Computer Ai
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