Food Manufacturing Apprenticeship - Wisbech - Advanced (Level 3)

Nestlé UK Ltd (Employer)

University of Lincoln (Training Provider)

Annual wage £18,876.00
42.0 hours per week Days and shifts are to be confirmed.
3 years (duration)
6 September 2021(start date)
PE13 2RG
Advanced (Level 3)
Food and drink advanced process operator (apprenticeship standard)
Engineering & manufacturing (route)
2 positions available
26 February 2021 (application closing date)
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Job Description

Joining our fantastic Food Manufacturing Apprenticeship will enable you to build your knowledge of our production processes and gain an insight into how you can build your future. Your fresh ideas will help us to improve what we have, to innovate and to keep our world-class manufacturing operations moving forward.

Responsibilities

What will the apprentice be doing?

We make some of the most popular products on earth. Ever heard of Nescafe or Polos? Exactly. Now we’re going to let you into the secret of how we do it. The science behind the process. How we solve problems in Manufacturing, how we set our standards, how we coach others to keep those standards.

Duties could involve but wouldn't be limited to probelm solving, developing standards, coaching others and understanding the science behind our processes.

 

What training will the apprentice take and what qualification will the apprentice get at the end?

Studying towards Level 3 Trailblazers Advanced Process Operator Apprenticeship

What is the expected career progression after this apprenticeship?

We are looking to set you up for an exciting and varied career at Nestlé with extensive opportunities to continue your learning and development following completion of your Apprenticeship.

 

Skills Required

Problem solving skills, Initiative, Ambitious

Qualifications Required

GCSE or equivalent English Language (Grade 9 - 4) Essential
GCSE or equivalent Maths (Grade 9 - 4) Essential
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About the employer

Joining Nestlé means joining a global business and benefiting from a global outlook which has been handed down from generation to generation since our founding in Switzerland in the nineteenth century.

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