Tuesday, January 22, 2013

MINI and Jaguar plant 2013 Apprentice programs open



Jaguar Land Rover will recruit 150+ apprentices for their 2013 training programme, about 90 Advanced and 60 Higher Apprenticeships. MINI is going to recruit 32 new recruits and 13 later.
apprentices at Jaguar Land RoverEnthusiastic youngsters can now approach their automobile dream jobs as they will be given an opportunity to apply for an apprenticeship program at MINI Plant, Oxford. The company is going to recruit 32 new recruits for their Oxford Plant in August while 13 more will be recruited for Swindon and Hams Hall near Birmingham.
These apprentices will be taken on for a period of three to four years. They will receive training in various avenues of automobile manufacture right from human resources to business, electrical maintenance and engineering. Besides imparting on ground training, the apprentices will receive a NVQ level three qualification while some will progress upto degree level.
The company’s Oxford Plant sports new training school with state of the art classrooms equipped with computer areas and a fully fledged workshop. The aim of this program is to attract the best of young talent and to impart all round training and development in automotive engineering.
Jaguar Land Rover will recruit 150+ apprentices for their 2013 training programme, about 90 Advanced and 60 Higher Apprenticeships. Those training will take on manufacturing and product development roles at JLR’s West Midlands and North West plants including the new advanced engine manufacturing facility being constructed at South Staffordshire. Applications are being accepted till 31 January 2013. To apply for this apprenticeship program youngsters should visit a new Facebook page set up for the purpose. More information can be found at the BMW Group Apprenticeships UK www.facebook.com/BmwCareersUK. This information is also available at the plant’s website www.miniplantoxford.co.uk and clicking on the “People” button. Closing date for receipt of applications is 1st March 2013.
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