AIRBUS reviews

Hello! The Apprentice Design Engineer job at Airbus Helicopters is a junior role aimed at developing skills in order to progress to a Mechanical Design Engineer. The apprentice will work on mechanical design solutions for Airbus helicopters, learning about certification requirements, and keeping up to date with technological advances. Essential qualifications include 5 or more GCSEs, knowledge of CAD systems like AutoCAD, and proficiency in Google Suite. A desirable quality is a passion for working in the aviation industry. Do you know if Airbus provides any mentorship programs for apprentices, and what career progression opportunities are available within the company after completing the apprenticeship?

The job offer is for two positions as Graduate Manufacturing Engineers on the #AGGP2023 scheme at Airbus. The start date for these positions is mentioned as September 25th, 2023, or as close to that date as possible. The job description highlights that the manufacturing engineering team at the Broughton site is responsible for new product introduction, continuous improvement, development of industrial systems, introduction of new technologies, and daily technical support to production. It also mentions that the program offers flexibility with rotational placements, specialist training, cross-functional and transnational work opportunities. However, it would be helpful to know more about the specific training and development opportunities provided during the program. Additionally, could someone provide more information about the hybrid working approach mentioned, such as the percentage of time spent working from home versus on-site?