Are you interested in an Apprenticeship in Engineering with Coca Cola?




Are you interested in an Apprenticeship in Engineering with Coca Cola?

There is a Coca Cola Youth Event Day on 24th April 10 – 4pm aimed at encouraging female students into engineering. 

Please see details of the event below. If you are interested, please come to L2 in the LRC and we can pass on your details to attend the event.


Coca Cola are looking for female students, who are interested in leaving education at the end of this academic year, to offer roles on their Engineering Apprenticeship Scheme. Students are invited to attend a special Youth Event Day where they can learn more about what it takes to be an engineer and how their current studies and interests would make them a great fit for the programme. Students who are persuaded at the end of the day have a real chance to be selected for recruitment into a Coca Cola European Partners.

Follow THIS LINK to hear from Kodi, an award-winning Wakefield College apprentice and local female engineer who has had great success on the Engineering scheme at the Wakefield site.

A youth event day that will provide students with a concrete experience of what it would be like to be a female engineer at Coca Cola, as well as a practice assessment centre, which could lead to an invite to the real thing
When?
16+ Internal Engineering role
The apprenticeship
24th April
10.00 – 16.00
Kenmore Road, Wakefield Industrial Park, Wakefield, WF2 0XR
ü  Minimum of A*-C at GCSE (predicted or obtained)
ü  Leaving school at the end of this academic year
·         3/4 year programme consisting of a blend of theory and practical learning.
·         Day release to college together with access to experienced technicians on work-based assignments.
·         Recognised national qualifications of NVQ Level 2 Performing Engineering Operations in year one, progressing to NVQ
·         Level 3 in Electrical/ Mechanical during your second and third year
·         £14,500 per year with an annual salary review

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