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Engineering Apprenticeships in Walsall, West Midlands
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Our Aldridge site is the head office and operational hub of In-Comm Training, delivering high-quality engineering apprenticeships in Walsall and professional business training across the West Midlands.
With continuous investment, the centre has expanded into a 20,000 sq ft advanced training facility, supporting hundreds of apprenticeships and upskilling programmes every year. It also proudly hosts the UK’s first Precision Tooling Academy, helping to develop highly skilled engineering talent for modern industry.
Find out more about our state-of-the-art Aldridge facility:
Vigo Place, Aldridge,
Walsall,
West Midlands
WS9 8UG
Tel: 01922 457686
Our Frequently Answered Questions
Find answers to some of the most common questions about our engineering apprenticeships in Telford, training programmes, entry requirements, and career opportunities.
What is an engineering apprenticeship?
An engineering apprenticeship combines paid work with practical training and study. You’ll gain hands-on experience while working towards recognised engineering qualifications.
What qualifications do I need for an engineering apprenticeship?
Most employers ask for GCSEs in Maths and English, usually at grades 4–9 (A*–C). Some advanced or higher apprenticeships may also require Science or additional technical subjects.
How much do engineering apprentices earn?
Apprentice salaries vary depending on the employer, apprenticeship level, and age. Many engineering apprenticeships in Telford offer competitive pay with opportunities for increases as skills develop.
Can an apprenticeship lead to a full-time engineering career?
Yes. Many apprentices move into permanent engineering roles after completing their training, with opportunities to progress into technician, supervisory, or degree-level engineering positions.
Is an engineering apprenticeship better than university?
Engineering apprenticeships offer a practical alternative to university, allowing you to earn a salary, gain hands-on industry experience, and achieve recognised qualifications while avoiding full-time student debt. The right route depends on your career goals and preferred style of learning.
Can you get a degree through an engineering apprenticeship?
Yes. Higher and degree-level engineering apprenticeships can allow learners to achieve qualifications up to Bachelor’s or Master’s degree level while working and gaining real industry experience.