EDT (Engineering Development Trust) - The Year in Industry

Deadline: As soon as possible

Graduates

Companies Companies

Location(s)

  • United Kingdom

Overview

EDT (Engineering Development Trust), offer young people active learning experiences in STE(A)M related careers, giving them the opportunity to gain knowledge and exposure that will help them make decisions about their future. We help place students aged 17+ in Year 13 or S5/S6 (Scottish equivalent) or undergraduate students in top UK companies and organisations every year, including, Rolls-Royce, EDF, Network Rail, Scottish Power and P&G.

Details

Typically, the programme lasts between 10-12 months and is a paid placement.​ 

​The Year in Industry has vacancies with companies working in technology, science, engineering, business and finance across the UK – from leading FTSE 100 companies to small innovative start-ups. Around a quarter of all our students are sponsored through university each year and many of our 300 partner companies see The Year in Industry as an important part of their graduate recruitment programme.

What will be involved?

For the duration of the placement, you will work on projects that will enable you to gain valuable work experience that employers are looking for.  You will receive full support from The Year in Industry through a year-long mentoring service at the company, including on-site visits from the YINI team.

How it works

  1. Student submits application to YINI via web site.
  2. Student interviewed by EDT prior to full acceptance on the scheme.
  3. Companies approach us outlining the kinds of roles they have/students they are looking for.
  4. EDT Placements team will search the registered students’ database to find suitable matches for companies and forward relevant CV’s to the company. In some cases we will contact universities / schools for specific candidates.
  5. The Company will identify which students they would like to interview and when.
  6. The EDT will deal with the administration arrangements informing the student.
  7. The company will interview the student and decide whether they want to offer a placement to the student.  If they do the EDT will relay the offer to the Student. 
  8. The EDT will assign a mentor to the student / company.
  9. Upon the student starting, EDT will invoice the company for the placement fee.

Opportunity is About


Eligibility

Candidates should be from:


Description of Ideal Candidate

YINI welcomes students who are:

  • Eligible to work in the UK
  • A-Level/Higher/Advanced Higher and Undergraduate students who are looking for work placements within science, technology, engineering, arts and maths (STEAM). This includes a number of business and commercial roles with the STEM companies EDT partners.

Dates

Deadline: As soon as possible


Cost/funding for participants

BENEFITS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

  • Get high quality work experience, even if you want to keep your options open
  • Gain skills that demonstrate competencies on your CV
  • Be set up with valuable contacts and opportunities for the future
  • Gain experience in a top UK company
  • Get the opportunity to obtain company sponsorship
  • Gain awareness of the available career opportunities
  • Check out alternative career routes e.g. Degree Apprenticeships
  • Earn a competitive salary (approximately £12,000 up to £17,000, dependant upon age, experience and company salary structure.)
  • Opportunity to gain Platinum Level accreditation through the Industrial Cadet (IC) programme
  • Free service to post A-Level/Higher/Advanced Higher and Undergraduate students support throughout the placement
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