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#NAW2020 – Celebrating National Apprenticeship Week3rd Feb 2020
National Apprenticeship Week, which runs from February 3-9, 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 more than 100 apprentices since 2016. As our civil engineering operations continue to expand across the UK, our apprentices have the chance to train on pioneering projects.
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Watch: Our apprentices talk about life at Jones Bros
Our apprentices are fully supported with their training and career development, including learning skills at our bespoke training centre in Ruthin as well as across our sites.
Our apprentices shape their communities
We’ve recruited more than 100 apprentices since 2016 and many of them choose to stay and progress their career at Jones Bros, including three in Wigan helping to deliver the A49 project in their home town.
Watch: The benefits of an apprenticeship with Jones Bros
From support on site to experience getting to grips with plant machinery, our apprentices explain why they chose to start their civil engineering career with Jones Bros.
A recognised North Wales employer
Our passion for apprenticeships and training is well known in North Wales, with more than 40 per cent of our current workforce progressing through our award winning scheme.
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.