Rolls-Royce welcomes its new apprentices
25 Jul 2024|124 views
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has welcomed its latest intake of apprentices and their families to the Home of Rolls-Royce at Goodwood.
The apprentices were welcomed in a special social and networking event, where they also signed their contracts, toured the plant, met managers, and made connections, on top of gaining an overview of what they can expect from their time at the firm.
Rolls-Royce opted to host this event following feedback from the current cohort of apprentices, and the event also served as an opportunity for the relatives of apprentices to learn more about where their family members will be working and the training that they will receive.
The firm states that its apprentices all passed a carefully managed selection process that included face-to-face interviews to match them to the most appropriate role based on their preferred learning style and future career aspirations. This new intake will be working in areas including assembly and craft, commercial, administrative as well as non-production roles.
Rolls-Royce has hosted the apprenticeship programme every year since 2006 and states that it has been taking on an increasing number of apprentices year-on-year. The firm's apprenticeship programme forms a key element of its future talent programme, which also includes paid internships and a graduate scheme.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has welcomed its latest intake of apprentices and their families to the Home of Rolls-Royce at Goodwood.
The apprentices were welcomed in a special social and networking event, where they also signed their contracts, toured the plant, met managers, and made connections, on top of gaining an overview of what they can expect from their time at the firm.
Rolls-Royce opted to host this event following feedback from the current cohort of apprentices, and the event also served as an opportunity for the relatives of apprentices to learn more about where their family members will be working and the training that they will receive.
The firm states that its apprentices all passed a carefully managed selection process that included face-to-face interviews to match them to the most appropriate role based on their preferred learning style and future career aspirations. This new intake will be working in areas including assembly and craft, commercial, administrative as well as non-production roles.
Rolls-Royce has hosted the apprenticeship programme every year since 2006 and states that it has been taking on an increasing number of apprentices year-on-year. The firm's apprenticeship programme forms a key element of its future talent programme, which also includes paid internships and a graduate scheme.
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