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CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING
Engineering Jobs
Engineering careers cover a wide variety of jobs in sectors such as construction and the pharmaceutical and aerospace industries. There are many different types of engineering including marine, manufacturing, chemical and electrical. Engineering careers can include jobs like food scientist, quantity surveyor, chemical plant worker and civil engineer. Work is suited to people with various skills including those who are creative, organised and practical or have a good scientific knowledge.
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To become an operator there are no specific entry requirements into the role although an apprenticeship will give all the training required for the job. These training schemes are usually only available to young persons, particularly school leavers. Work experience and unpaid work within the sector is another route for school leavers to get an engineering career.
Work is suited to people with various skills including those who are creative, organised and practical or have a good scientific knowledge.
There are various relevant degrees that can be studied to get an engineering career and start off at a higher level. In order to do this it's best to combine the degree with extra work experience. This can be gained during university holidays or by completing sandwich degrees that include a work placement. Engineering careers are a good choice for anyone who enjoyed subjects like maths, science and design technology at school and wishes to study these subjects further.