Rolls Royce degree apprenticeship

I have been offered a degree apprenticeship at rolls royce derby as a nuclear engineer and was wondering if anyone else has been accepted/will be doing the same course as me

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Reply 1

bluegray

ive got an offer for quality engineering at derby, just thought i should let you know of this thread

https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7465058&page=2

Reply 2

Niamh__A

Original post by bluegray

ive got an offer for quality engineering at derby, just thought i should let you know of this thread
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7465058&page=2

Thank you !

Reply 3

bwesty06

Original post by Niamh__A

I have been offered a degree apprenticeship at rolls royce derby as a nuclear engineer and was wondering if anyone else has been accepted/will be doing the same course as me

Hi I also got into the Nuclear Engineering Apprenticeship, I'm based in Derby.

(edited 1 year ago)

Reply 4

jectanidesmith29

Original post by bwesty06

Hi I also got into the Nuclear Engineering Apprenticeship, I'm based in Derby.

Congrats! I'm really interested in this apprenticeship for the 2025 intake and I was wondering if you had any tips to help me stand out and make it through the recruitment process? Honestly, anything in the slightest would be greatly appreciated.

Reply 5

apprentinsideryt

Original post by jectanidesmith29

I got an offer from Rolls-Royce last year so I can definitely help.

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Make sure you thoroughly research Rolls-Royce, their values and their projects.

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Complete some online courses on aerospace / nuclear engineering - use the websites Coursera, edX and FutureLearn

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Prepare a high quality CV (if you want, I can send through the structure I used for my Rolls-Royce CV)

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Go into the interview with confidence (very attractive trait) (btw you get confidence by practising interview answers over and over)

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Practise "case study exercises" because you will be asked to complete one during the Rolls-Royce assessment centre

Hope that helps and let me know if you want the CV structure.

Reply 6

Masked.852

Original post by apprentinsideryt

I got an offer from Rolls-Royce last year so I can definitely help.

•

Make sure you thoroughly research Rolls-Royce, their values and their projects.

•

Complete some online courses on aerospace / nuclear engineering - use the websites Coursera, edX and FutureLearn

•

Prepare a high quality CV (if you want, I can send through the structure I used for my Rolls-Royce CV)

•

Go into the interview with confidence (very attractive trait) (btw you get confidence by practising interview answers over and over)

•

Practise "case study exercises" because you will be asked to complete one during the Rolls-Royce assessment centre

Hope that helps and let me know if you want the CV structure.

I’m also looking to apply for the degree level apprenticeship in 2025. If you don’t mind could I get the structure you used for your CV. Thanks

Reply 7

apprentinsideryt

Original post by Masked.852

I’m also looking to apply for the degree level apprenticeship in 2025. If you don’t mind could I get the structure you used for your CV. Thanks

No worries, here's the structure of the CV I used to get into Rolls-Royce - https://sumptuous-book-021.notion.site/SAMPLE-CV-88817e9826664561be5a50f1e113b68a?pvs=4

Reply 8

sahilnegi

Original post by apprentinsideryt

I got an offer from Rolls-Royce last year so I can definitely help.

•

Make sure you thoroughly research Rolls-Royce, their values and their projects.

•

Complete some online courses on aerospace / nuclear engineering - use the websites Coursera, edX and FutureLearn

•

Prepare a high quality CV (if you want, I can send through the structure I used for my Rolls-Royce CV)

•

Go into the interview with confidence (very attractive trait) (btw you get confidence by practising interview answers over and over)

•

Practise "case study exercises" because you will be asked to complete one during the Rolls-Royce assessment centre

Hope that helps and let me know if you want the CV structure.

What do you mean by "case studies exercise"? What are you supposed to do in them?

Reply 9

davedisco32

I went to a rolls Royce careers fair on Tuesday at Glasgow science centre. The woman who looks after the apprentices said the presentation interview was 4 hours long?

Reply 10

bluegray

Original post by davedisco32

I went to a rolls Royce careers fair on Tuesday at Glasgow science centre. The woman who looks after the apprentices said the presentation interview was 4 hours long?

i mean counting breaks it might be, it's like a whole morning thing but you get loads of breaks between the sessions

Reply 11

apprentinsideryt

Original post by sahilnegi

What do you mean by "case studies exercise"? What are you supposed to do in them?

Here's everything you need to know about the case study exercise - https://youtu.be/KihOyzZ8WY4?si=fg-KSRs6ziR3AZHY&t=1849

Hope that helps.

Reply 12

MeghnaShah1

Original post by apprentinsideryt

I got an offer from Rolls-Royce last year so I can definitely help.

•

Make sure you thoroughly research Rolls-Royce, their values and their projects.

•

Complete some online courses on aerospace / nuclear engineering - use the websites Coursera, edX and FutureLearn

•

Prepare a high quality CV (if you want, I can send through the structure I used for my Rolls-Royce CV)

•

Go into the interview with confidence (very attractive trait) (btw you get confidence by practising interview answers over and over)

•

Practise "case study exercises" because you will be asked to complete one during the Rolls-Royce assessment centre

Hope that helps and let me know if you want the CV structure.

Hey, thank you for the tips, can you share a few tips how I can build a CV of my own for the same

Reply 13

MeghnaShah1

Original post by apprentinsideryt

I got an offer from Rolls-Royce last year so I can definitely help.

•

Make sure you thoroughly research Rolls-Royce, their values and their projects.

•

Complete some online courses on aerospace / nuclear engineering - use the websites Coursera, edX and FutureLearn

•

Prepare a high quality CV (if you want, I can send through the structure I used for my Rolls-Royce CV)

•

Go into the interview with confidence (very attractive trait) (btw you get confidence by practising interview answers over and over)

•

Practise "case study exercises" because you will be asked to complete one during the Rolls-Royce assessment centre

Hope that helps and let me know if you want the CV structure.

Also,where do I make my applications?

Reply 14

Chris2892

What are Rolls Royce doing with all the apprentices they hire? Are they actually training you to fill skill gaps within the business?

Reply 15

bluegray

Original post by Chris2892

What are Rolls Royce doing with all the apprentices they hire? Are they actually training you to fill skill gaps within the business?

yes, they advertise roles that the want to train you up for ie if they need manufacturing engineers they'll open apprenticeships for manufacturing engineering hoping you go into that role after the apprenticeship like most companies

Reply 16

MeghnaShah1

So what is Rolls Royce looking for in their CVs for their applications for the apprenticeship, cause I have done two virtual experiences and one physical as an assistant teacher for a week that's...don't know what else I need.
Any suggestions?

Reply 17

bluegray

Original post by MeghnaShah1

having a part time job or volunteering is always good, put your subjects and predicted or actual grades on there depending on what you've got but if they are predicted make sure to put that they are predicted

Reply 18

MeghnaShah1

Original post by bluegray

Thank you so much for your suggestions....is 8t possible for you to review my CV and give me a feedback

Reply 19

bluegray

Original post by MeghnaShah1

Thank you so much for your suggestions....is 8t possible for you to review my CV and give me a feedback

i mean you can but i'm not an expert in CVs or anything, happy to give you my feedback if you want it tho

I think they would mostly want to look at your responses to the questions in the application and then all the interview stuff

(edited 8 months ago)

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