Earn as you learn with one of our exciting range of apprenticeships. You’ll gain knowledge and skills from one of the largest and most innovative manufacturers of construction equipment in the world. Choices include Engineering, Welding and Business.
Whether you’re interested in a career in Engineering, Sales & Marketing or working at the cutting edge of our industry with our Future Technologies scheme, JCB offers everything you need as the first step to a rewarding career.
Start your career as you mean to go on with one of our JCB Undergraduate schemes. They’re designed to give you the skills and experience you need to kick start your career.
JCB engineers are hard at work redesigning the landscape of agriculture and construction vehicles. This includes a new hydrogen engine that will help drive us towards a zero carbon future. Innovation is vital here and that’s what makes engineering at JCB so exciting.
You’ll follow the journey of one of our products from the initial idea to the design stage, build, test and ultimately arrive at the finished article. Rotating around the business on six-month placements such as Design, Development, Electrical, Research and more, you’ll settle into a specific department for the final part of your programme. There’s also an opportunity to do a three-month commercial placement outside the business to give you a completely rounded view of a career in engineering. The programme combines on-the-job and off-the-job training, and blocks of days where you’ll study at university.
You’ll learn fabrication techniques and put them into practice by producing components as well as models using Computer Aided Design (CAD) - real, technical skills to get you thinking creatively about our processes. Learn from the top engineering professionals in our business - there are no barriers here and you’ll be well supported throughout. You’ll finish with loads of new practical skills, a Bachelor’s Engineering Degree and a job with a global innovator.
Entry to the programme of study is normally through demonstration of a minimum of 112 tariff points. Applicants must also hold GCSE grades in Maths, English and additional STEM subject at grades C, 4, or above. Disciplines studied post-GCSE must include any Engineering or relevant STEM subjects (Physics recommended). In addition to the required entry tariff applicants must have also achieved an A level in Maths at grade B.