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Question: What high paying apprenticeships are available to do with science for below degree qualifications?
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Jack Hughes answered on 6 Feb 2024: last edited 6 Feb 2024 11:20 am
I’d recommend first having a think about what sort of science you’re interested in, as science is a huge subject and it could guide the rest of your career. in terms of apprenticeships below degree level these will be level 4 or 5 apprenticeships. some examples are below!
Laboratory Technician Apprenticeships: Assist with experiments and data analysis in industries like pharmaceuticals and biotechnology.
Quality Control Technician Apprenticeships: Ensure product quality meets standards in manufacturing, food, and pharmaceutical industries.
Process Technician Apprenticeships: Monitor equipment and troubleshoot issues in sectors like petrochemicals and food processing.
Engineering Technician Apprenticeships: Support engineers in designing and maintaining systems in aerospace, automotive, and energy sectors.
Environmental Technician Apprenticeships: Monitor environmental conditions and conduct tests in areas such as pollution control and water management.
https://www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship
https://notgoingtouni.co.uk/opportunities?name=apprenticeship&county=§or=
https://www.ucas.com/apprenticeships
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Bruno Silvester L commented on :
Jack has given a great answer!
Sharron K commented on :
i wouldnt think of it in terms of high paid as the wage may be low but you are earning valuable experience and not having to pay the high fees/ collecting student debt from degree fees. and you are at least being paid something for your time
Amber VW commented on :
Jack has given a great answer with loads of good links, the only thing I would add is
Data Centre Technician
https://www.apprenticeships.gov.uk/apprentices/meet-saffron-a-datacentre-technician#