Current Apprenticeship Schemes
An apprenticeship is a job with an accompanying skills development programme. It combines hands-on, workplace experience with formal, off-the-job training. Whether you’re looking for your first role or are already in employment, an apprenticeship offers the opportunity to build new skills and experience that will help you in your career.
As an Imperial apprentice, you will spend at least 6 hours a week on off-the-job training. You will follow a government-approved programme and will work towards a nationally recognised qualification. Imperial College London is a great place to work, and as an apprentice you will be entitled to a competitive salary and excellent staff benefits. Find out more about our staff benefits here.
Frequently Asked Questions for Applicants
- Is there an upper age limit?
- Are there any minimum entry requirements?
- What are the advantages of an Imperial apprenticeship?
- What qualifications will I have at the end of the scheme?
- I already have other qualifications; can I still apply?
- Can people apply from outside the UK?
- When will applications open and how can I apply?
- What is the selection process?
- How long will the apprenticeship last?
- Once the apprenticeship is complete, will the position naturally roll into regular employment, or would I need to reapply for a permanent position?
- Is there a relocation allowance or accommodation provided?
Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS)
With effect from 21 May 2021, any individual who will be undertaking research activities, at PhD level or above, in one of the Academic Subjects/Fields of Research relevant to ATAS will be required to obtain a free of charge ATAS certificate before they can apply for a visa to work in the UK. This will include research, academic, engineering and technician staff applying for Skilled Worker visas. Some exemptions apply.
Find out more about about the ATAS scheme