Who won: Apprenticeship with University of Lincoln

About this contract

National Highways requires an approved apprenticeship provider with established expertise in engineering education and delivery of the Electrical and Electronic Engineer (Degree) Apprenticeship Standard. The University of Lincoln is an approved provider and offers a programme that aligns with National Highways' technical capability requirements. The programme integrates academic learning with practical workplace application, enabling the apprentice to develop both the theoretical knowledge and professional competencies required to perform effectively within an engineering environment. This is funded by the UK Government Apprenteship Levy.

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