National Grid
Salary
£28,137 - £32, 719
Location
Nationwide
Deadline
8 November 2026
Type
apprenticeship
Our Higher Apprenticeship opportunities will be opening soon, offering the chance to develop specialist skills, gain valuable workplace experience, and help shape the future of energy. Designed for individuals looking to combine academic learning with real-world experience, our programmes provide opportunities across a range of business and technical areas. Opportunities may include: Electrical and Power Engineering Project Management Construction and Infrastructure Delivery Asset Management Digital, Data and Technology pathways Cyber Security and IT Commercial and Business Management functions Why join National Grid? Earn while you learn Gain a higher-level qualification with no tuition fees Take on meaningful work from day one Learn from industry experts and experienced mentors Develop professional and leadership skills Build a strong foundation for long-term career progression Contribute to the UK's transition to a cleaner, more resilient energy system We're looking for ambitious, motivated individuals who enjoy problem-solving, collaborating with others, and are excited by the opportunity to make a real impact. Register your interest today to be among the first to hear when applications open, receive recruitment updates, and learn more about our Higher Apprenticeship opportunities. Start your journey with National Grid and help shape the future of energy. Salary: £28,137 - £32, 719
Entry Requirements
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National Grid offers engineering or operations work where safety, quality, practical problem-solving, documentation, and teamwork are usually important.
Student note
Strong examples include hands-on projects, analytical thinking, safe working, process improvement, and communicating technical ideas clearly.
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Salary
£28,137 - £32, 719
Location
Nationwide
Deadline
8 November 2026
Type
apprenticeship
Our Higher Apprenticeship opportunities will be opening soon, offering the chance to develop specialist skills, gain valuable workplace experience, and help shape the future of energy. Designed for individuals looking to combine academic learning with real-world experience, our programmes provide opportunities across a range of business and technical areas. Opportunities may include: Electrical and Power Engineering Project Management Construction and Infrastructure Delivery Asset Management Digital, Data and Technology pathways Cyber Security and IT Commercial and Business Management functions Why join National Grid? Earn while you learn Gain a higher-level qualification with no tuition fees Take on meaningful work from day one Learn from industry experts and experienced mentors Develop professional and leadership skills Build a strong foundation for long-term career progression Contribute to the UK's transition to a cleaner, more resilient energy system We're looking for ambitious, motivated individuals who enjoy problem-solving, collaborating with others, and are excited by the opportunity to make a real impact. Register your interest today to be among the first to hear when applications open, receive recruitment updates, and learn more about our Higher Apprenticeship opportunities. Start your journey with National Grid and help shape the future of energy. Salary: £28,137 - £32, 719
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.
See entry requirements on employer listingUse these cues to judge how complete and actionable this listing looks.
National Grid offers engineering or operations work where safety, quality, practical problem-solving, documentation, and teamwork are usually important.
Student note
Strong examples include hands-on projects, analytical thinking, safe working, process improvement, and communicating technical ideas clearly.
Application tips