- Special skillset smooths the way for Gary’s transition to estimator
- Jones Bros earns praise for importance to North Wales
- Jones Bros’ Gruffydd believes the future is bright for civil engineering
- Jones Bros contributes to net zero targets with major battery storage project
- Mental health and wellbeing remains top of the agenda for Jones Bros
#NAW2018 – Celebrating National Apprenticeship Week5th Mar 2018
National Apprenticeship Week, which this year runs from 5 to 9 March, celebrates the positive impact apprenticeships have on individuals, businesses, the economy, and the community.
At Jones Bros we regularly take on new apprentices: we have recruited dozens of young people over several decades – employing 93 apprentices since 2015. As our civil engineering operations continue to expand across the UK, our apprentices have the chance to train on pioneering projects.
Make sure you follow us on Twitter and like our Facebook page to stay up to date with all the latest news as we celebrate #NAW2018 all week.
Watch: What our apprentices say about us
Our apprentices have all of their training paid for and learn skills at our bespoke training centre in Ruthin.
We’ve recruited a record number of apprentices
We’ve recruited a record 93 apprentices during the last three years, with many of them choosing to stay and progress their career at Jones Bros.
A respected North Wales employer
Our passion for apprenticeships and training is well known in North Wales, which is why we were featured as an option for A-level graduates by the Daily Post.
Career progression opportunities
Hefin Lloyd Davies, regional manager at Jones Bros, started out as an apprentice before working his way up to senior roles in the company.
Long-time supporters of National Apprenticeship Week
We’ve been celebrating National Apprenticeship Week since its inception, earning coverage in national news outlets including BBC News at Ten, BBC Radio Five Live, The Telegraph (pictured) and S4C.
Experience on major civil engineering projects
From wind farms to highways, from waste management to marine infrastructure, our apprentices gain experience on major engineering projects.
Check out the current opportunities we have available
Our door is always open to those with the will to learn new skills in engineering, construction and more. If you don’t see a role that catches your eye, send us your CV so we know you’re interested.