Showing posts with label Mechanical Engineering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mechanical Engineering. Show all posts

Monday, 10 February 2020

Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Apprenticeships at Thames Water

Thames Water
Apprenticeships at Thames Water
We’re going through a period of exciting change in the water industry and need fresh, innovative and talented school leavers like you to help us be the best in the business.
Deadline for applications: 28th February 2020
About Thames Water
We take care of water for 15 million people. And because our population’s growing by 100,000 people a year, we’re always planning ahead to make sure everyone can continue to enjoy fresh, clean water.
We use our engineering know-how to deliver extraordinary amounts of water – around 18 billion litres a week. Our tap water is world-class, with more quality tests than any bottled water.
Roles Available
Mechanical & Electrical Engineering Apprenticeship
Swinford, Guildford, Reading, Bishop's Stortford, London, Oxfordshire, Merton, Stafford
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Electrical and Instrumentation Apprenticeship
Hammersmith, Ashford, Camberley, Greenwich, East London, Stafford
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Science Degree Apprenticeship - Chemistry
Reading, Kempton
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Science Apprenticeship Programme – Level 6 – Laboratory
Reading
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Application Deadline
Deadline for applications: 28th February 2020.
How to Apply
To apply for these roles and to find out more, please click on the button below to visit the roles on RateMyApprenticeship.

Monday, 3 October 2016

Talk at the University of Cambridge for people interested in Mechanical Engineering and ROCKETS!!


Institution of Mechanical Engineers
The IMechE, IET and RAeS warmly invite you, your colleagues, students, families and friends to a talk by Daniel Jubb about his work on the Bloodhound SSC supersonic car and other rockets. It’s free to attend, but we expect demand to be high, so to avoid disappointment you need to book your places at  https://localevents.theiet.org/e02946.


The talk is on Thursday 13 October, 7.00 for 7.30pm at Cambridge University Engineering Department, Cambridge. 


Free to attend.  Booking is required.  All welcome.  It will be suitable for A-level and older GCSE students studying Physics, science and technology, as well as university students and practising engineers and scientists.


For more details and to make a booking, please visit the event web page .