Nuclear Engineering - Is it worth doing a degree apprenticeship?

Dunno - but I think you would need maths A level. Have you looked to see if the military have any routes into nuclear engineering?

Well, I've posted a differant discussion about whether I'd need maths and I'm still deciding. Also, I haven't , however I would assume you would need an apprenticeship first. I'll have a look 👍🏻

I've worked with a few guys who trained as engineers on nuclear submarines.

So, I want to become a nuclear engineer. Initially I would like to work in the private sector for energy companies, but if I ever get the chance I'd like to go into weapons or military related roles. I'm picking physics, chemistry and either economics or politics at college. However I really don't want to go to uni, I'd like to avoid the debt, and I'd prefer to be more work based and be able to make money while studying. The best path other than uni seems to be through a degree apprenticeship, is it worth it? It would last 5 year, on a salary of around £18,000, which would start at age 18. Anybody done this type of apprenticeship before, and if so what are the pros and cons?