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Alpine F1 Team
The Formula 1 team based in Enstone, Oxfordshire, racing as BWT Alpine F1 Team. Its two-to-three-year apprentice programme leads to a Level 3 engineering apprenticeship in one of five factory departments.
Industry: Motorsport, Engineering and manufacturing -
Amazon UK
Amazon has more than 20 UK apprenticeship programmes, from Level 3 mechatronics engineering in its warehouses to Level 6 software development and management degree apprenticeships.
Industry: Retail and logistics, Digital and technology, Engineering and manufacturing -
AstraZeneca
The pharmaceutical company with major UK sites in Cambridge and Macclesfield. It runs a three-to-four-year Scientist Apprenticeship and a four-year Digital and Technology Solutions degree apprenticeship with 8-month rotations.
Industry: Health and life sciences, Digital and technology -
BAE Systems
The UK's biggest defence company, with around 5,100 apprentices in training and more than 60 UK programmes, from intermediate to degree level, in engineering, manufacturing, business and tech.
Industry: Engineering and manufacturing -
Balfour Beatty
A big construction and infrastructure company with apprenticeships at four levels and in 13 areas, from trades and highways maintenance to civil engineering and quantity surveying, lasting two to five years.
Industry: Construction and infrastructure -
Barclays
The UK bank. It pays apprentices £25,200 from day one, with two-year Level 3 and 4 apprenticeships for people with GCSEs, and higher and degree apprenticeships of up to three or four years for people with A levels or Highers.
Industry: Finance and professional services, Digital and technology -
BBC
The UK's public service broadcaster takes on around 200 apprentices a year in production, journalism, engineering, tech and data, and business, from Level 2 to Level 6, paying £24,650 to £26,000.
Industry: Media and creative, Digital and technology -
British Airways
The UK airline, with apprenticeships in aircraft engineering, business and data science at Heathrow, Gatwick, Glasgow and Cardiff. Programmes last 18 months to four years and pay £15,643 to £27,611, with discounted flights.
Industry: Transport and aviation -
British Army
The UK's land forces, and one of the biggest apprenticeship providers in the country. Over 13,000 soldiers are on more than 39 apprenticeship schemes from Level 2 to Level 4, paid a full soldier's salary.
Industry: Public services -
BT Group
The company behind BT, EE, Plusnet and Openreach. It offers apprenticeships from Level 2 to Level 7 in software, engineering, data and AI, cyber security and customer service, and took on more than 3,000 apprentices and graduates in five years.
Industry: Digital and technology -
Channel 4
The publicly owned UK broadcaster. Through its 4Skills programme it runs Level 2 and 3 apprenticeships over 12 to 24 months, aimed at people from underrepresented groups, plus a small number of higher-level apprenticeships from Level 4 to 7.
Industry: Media and creative -
Civil Service
The UK government's civil service, where thousands start an apprenticeship every year. Its Career Launch apprenticeship is a two-year Level 3 programme in Birmingham, London and Manchester, open from 16 with two GCSEs.
Industry: Public services -
Co-op
The member-owned business behind Co-op food stores, funeral care and legal services. Its apprenticeships range from Level 2 funeral roles and an 18-month Level 3 team leader route to a six-year Level 7 solicitor apprenticeship.
Industry: Retail and logistics -
Deloitte UK
A professional services firm that took on 182 BrightStart apprentices in 2026. Its apprenticeships go from Level 3 business admin to 48-month Level 7 accountancy programmes with the ACA, across advisory, audit, consulting, tax and internal teams.
Industry: Finance and professional services, Digital and technology -
EDF
The energy company that runs nuclear power stations in Britain and is building Hinkley Point C. Its four-year Engineering Maintenance Technician apprenticeship starts with two years at the National College for Nuclear.
Industry: Energy and utilities -
EY UK
One of the Big Four professional services firms, working in assurance, consulting, strategy and tax. Its school leaver apprenticeships include Level 7 routes rated outstanding by Ofsted, and it asks for GCSE English and maths plus three A levels.
Industry: Finance and professional services -
Greene King
The pub company and brewer. It runs chef, bar and waiting, and team leader apprenticeships across the UK, with no formal entry requirements and support for Functional Skills if you don't have GCSE maths and English.
Industry: Hospitality and food -
Heathrow
The UK's biggest airport. Its engineering apprenticeship trains you as an electromechanical technician, with BTEC and NVQ Level 3 qualifications and the option of an HNC, and more than 95% of apprentices are offered a permanent role.
Industry: Transport and aviation -
HMRC
HM Revenue and Customs, the UK's tax authority. It recruits apprentices every year from Level 3 to Level 7 in finance, policy, digital, project delivery, legal and more, and ranked 23rd in the Top 100 Apprenticeship Employers 2026.
Industry: Public services, Finance and professional services -
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR)
The British car maker behind Jaguar and Land Rover. It offers four-year apprenticeships from Level 3 to Level 7 in engineering, digital, supply chain and finance. Degree apprentices are paid £26,092, and Level 3 apprentices around £17,393.
Industry: Engineering and manufacturing -
KPMG UK
A professional services firm with apprenticeships in audit, tax and law, consulting, tech and business admin. Audit apprentices earn £25,500 to £28,000 and become chartered accountants in five years.
Industry: Finance and professional services, Digital and technology -
Laing O'Rourke
The construction and engineering company behind major UK building and infrastructure projects. It runs trade and technical apprenticeships at Levels 2 and 3 after GCSEs, and professional apprenticeships at Levels 4 and 6 after A levels or T Levels.
Industry: Construction and infrastructure, Engineering and manufacturing -
Lidl GB
The supermarket chain with stores across Great Britain. It runs a four-year Retail Leadership degree apprenticeship from £27,040, rising to £37,333 as a Store Manager, and an IT degree apprenticeship from £28,500 at its head office.
Industry: Retail and logistics, Digital and technology -
Marks & Spencer (M&S)
The clothing, home and food retailer. Its 36-month Retail Leaders programme for school leavers trains you to run a store, with an optional Level 6 apprenticeship, and it runs Level 3 and 4 data apprenticeships lasting 18 months.
Industry: Retail and logistics -
McDonald's UK
The restaurant chain, which runs hospitality apprenticeships for its crew and managers and a five-year School Leaver Degree Apprenticeship that fast-tracks you into management while you study for a degree.
Industry: Hospitality and food -
Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team
The Formula 1 team based in Brackley, Northamptonshire. It takes on apprentices every year for Level 3 apprenticeships of up to 42 months and Level 4 IT apprenticeships of up to 19 months, and asks for five GCSEs at grade 5.
Industry: Motorsport, Engineering and manufacturing -
Morgan Sindall Construction
The UK construction company. It runs site and office apprenticeships for 16 to 18 year olds with GCSEs and A levels, and degree apprenticeships in construction, surveying and engineering for people aged 18 and over.
Industry: Construction and infrastructure -
Network Rail
Runs the railway tracks, signals and stations across England, Scotland and Wales. It took on 290 apprentices in a year and 1,780 over five years, with Level 3, 4 and 6 programmes in engineering, IT, finance, HR, project management and AI.
Industry: Transport and aviation, Construction and infrastructure, Engineering and manufacturing -
NHS
The National Health Service, where more than 350 careers can be reached through an apprenticeship, from Level 2 support roles to Level 6 degree apprenticeships in nursing, podiatry and more. Anyone over 16 can apply.
Industry: Health and life sciences -
Pfizer UK
The pharmaceutical company, with UK sites in Surrey, Kent, Buckinghamshire and Cambridge. Its apprenticeships run from Level 3 to Level 7 and last from 12 months to five years, in science, finance, legal, marketing and more.
Industry: Health and life sciences -
Rolls-Royce
An engineering company working on aircraft engines and submarines, with UK apprenticeships at 11 locations from Level 3 to degree level, and published pay that rises to £34,832 in the fourth year of a degree apprenticeship.
Industry: Engineering and manufacturing -
Scottish Water
Scotland's public water company. Modern Apprenticeships start from £25,312 and last one to four years, and Graduate Apprenticeships start from £27,161 with a degree from a Scottish university.
Industry: Energy and utilities -
Sellafield Ltd
The company cleaning up the Sellafield nuclear site in Cumbria. It runs apprenticeships from Level 2 to degree level and was named England's second highest-ranked apprenticeship employer in 2026.
Industry: Energy and utilities -
Severn Trent
The water company serving the Midlands. Its apprenticeships run from Level 2 to Level 6, start on £24,455 with a pay rise every year, and come with 25 days' holiday and a bonus of up to £1,500.
Industry: Energy and utilities -
Sky
The TV, broadband and mobile company behind Sky News and Sky TV. Its apprenticeships run from Level 2 customer roles to a five-year Level 7 finance route, with published pay of £26,428 to £29,060 for its 2026 intake.
Industry: Media and creative -
SSE
The energy company behind electricity networks and renewable power across the UK and Ireland. Entry-level apprentices earn £14,894 and higher or degree apprentices £24,580, and most apprenticeships take three to four years.
Industry: Energy and utilities -
Translink
Northern Ireland's public transport provider, running buses, Glider and trains. Its four-year engineering apprenticeships in bus and rail maintenance lead to NVQ Level 3, and anyone 16 or over can apply.
Industry: Transport and aviation -
Transport for London (TfL)
London's transport authority, running the Tube, buses and more. Its apprenticeships run from Level 3 to Level 6 in IT, finance, surveying, operations and engineering, paying £24,016 to £29,281.
Industry: Transport and aviation -
VodafoneThree
The UK mobile network formed by Vodafone and Three. Its apprenticeships run from Level 3 to Level 6 in field engineering, networks, data and AI, paying £26,300 (or £28,940 in London) plus a bonus.
Industry: Digital and technology -
Whitbread
The company behind Premier Inn and its restaurant brands. It plans to take on around 1,200 apprentices a year, from intermediate hospitality services to higher-level hospitality management.
Industry: Hospitality and food -
Williams F1 Team
The Formula 1 team based in Grove, Oxfordshire, racing as Atlassian Williams F1 Team. It runs a three-year apprenticeship for school leavers where you rotate through four areas of the factory.
Industry: Motorsport, Engineering and manufacturing
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