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Dstl invites applications for 2021 apprenticeships

Posted 10 February 2021 · Add Comment

Each year the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) opens its doors to invite a new batch of apprentices to join its world-class experts in delivering cutting edge science and technology.

With roles across cyber security, software engineering, explosives and more, this is a chance to become part of the science inside UK defence and security.

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Dstl 2021 apprenticeship roles are now live, with vacancies in a range of operational, scientific and technical roles including:

Electronic Engineering Technician (Advanced Level 3)
Business Administrator (Advanced Level 3)
Associate Project Manager (Higher Level 4)
Commercial Procurement and Supply (Higher Level 4)
Cyber Security Technician (Higher Level 4)
Facilities Manager (Higher Level 4)
Digital and Technology Solutions: Software Engineer (Degree Level 6)
Embedded Electronics Design and Development Engineer (Degree Level 6)
Ordnance, Munitions and Explosives (Degree Level 6)

To find out more about Dstl apprenticeship schemes, including salaries and other benefits, you can apply now at: https://dstlapprentices.co.uk

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