L4 Project Management Apprenticeship - Leeds, United Kingdom - Network Rail

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2 weeks ago

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PlanBEE Rail is a new and unique higher apprenticeship programme designed to recruit and train the next generation of multi-disciplinary project managers.


You'll have a real job from day one, where you'll learn 'on the job' for four days, gaining experience working on major projects including the TransPennine Route Upgrade Programme, Digital Railway Programme & Northern Powerhouse Rail.


Developed by Network Rail, its supply chain partners and Gateshead College, the programme prepares you for a career in rail project management with a strong emphasis on digital skills and multi-disciplinary team working.


On a typical day you might have to meet with your key stakeholders, write project management or engineering plans, or visit sites to check the progress of the work being undertaken.


During the 2-year programme you'll rotate around four different employers so you get a flavour of the wide variety of project management roles in the industry.


Placements will be undertaken in the York, Leeds, Doncaster, and Huddersfield areas, working on projects across the north of England.

You'll also spend one day a week studying and developing your knowledge of the rail industry and project management.


From the moment you join, you'll be a valuable member of the team and we'll make sure your work is well rewarded.


So, we won't just train you for a well-paid career; we'll pay you a starting salary of circa £22,000 per year from day one.

Plus you'll also benefit from a pension plan and a generous annual holiday entitlement.


PlanBEE Rail builds on the national award-winning PlanBEE programme for the construction industry which has been running successfully in the North East for 8 years, expanding to Manchester in 2021 and London in 2023.

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