Level 3 Business Administration – UKAEA Apprenticeship Scheme 2022

Role Description:
Who are we looking for?  We have an excellent opportunity for motivated and enthusiastic individuals to join our organisation where you will spend 80% of your time developing both your general work-related skills and 20% on obtaining professional qualifications. Full training will be provided throughout your apprenticeship, and UKAEA has a dedicated Early Careers Team to support your journey and a nurturing community that learns from each other. Within the 20% training and development, you will be required to enroll with a training provider to complete a suite of activities designed to develop your professional qualifications. This may be completed on day release or block release dependent on the apprenticeship standard you are completing. You will be naturally curious and will enjoy probing and asking questions to steer you through your development. Having a great attitude to personal development, your enthusiasm will drive your learning in this exciting environment. This together with your excellent communication skills, ability to manage your time and priorities as well as working well in a team will bring you success. What opportunities does the apprenticeship scheme cover?  The work you’ll be doing will provide direct support to the Technical Coordinators, meaning you’ll learn a lot about different teams working across UKAEA. Each project is different, as is each department and depending on where you are based you will be learning how to undertake the following tasks:

• Be supervised by the Technical Coordinator of the project, and have work given through the Tech Coordinator on a project/programme. They would not receive work directly from a Project Manager/Product Lead
• Shadows the Tech Coordinator and learns about the specific place they work in, and UKAEA in general
• Learn and be trained in business systems, such as imputing data into the ARM risk register, SharePoint training (to update and maintain meta-data, lists and so forth), and Microsoft packages to help maintain project spreadsheets and chase up for missing information
• Learn to distribute important project documentation, following a document control procedure set out by the organisation

This will all be possible with a proactive approach with an ability to work on own initiative.