Operational Research & Analytics Degree Apprenticeship Be outstanding in your Sellafield As an Operational Research and Analytics Degree Apprentice you will follow a custom-made training scheme, you will develop core skills in the areas of science and engineering whilst undertaking wider practical elements of training on our exciting new build, commissioning/decommissioning programmes. The first 3 years (Level 5) of the course follow the Engineering Design – Mechanical Engineering Design path, with the final 2 years (Level 6) tailored to Operational Research & Analytics including studying to gain a Mathematics BSc. Apply Now Apply Now What do I be doing? As an Operational Research & Analytics Apprentice you will be part of a programme designed to develop the skills required to deliver Sellafield Ltd’s current and future missions. In the first 2 years you will learn common elements of engineering such as the application of Maths and Science to engineering design and fundamentals of computer aided engineering including 3D modelling. Operational Research & Analytics apprentices will gain specialist technical knowledge in the following areas: Mathematical Methods, Statistical Analysis, Discrete Event Simulation Modelling, Data Visualisation. What do I need to consider? To succeed in your chosen pathway, you should have a passion for STEM subjects and a desire for a career in the field. After completing a Level 5 Apprenticeship, you can progress to a Level 6 apprenticeship with a tailored degree. You’ll work on exciting projects, join a talented community, and help shape Sellafield Ltd’s future. Progress will be assessed via government standards, evidence folders, and a final independent review to demonstrate your capabilities. Where will my training be delivered? Year 1 – All Apprentices will commence full time academic and engineering studies at one of our local training providers. Years 2-5 – All Apprentices will be office based but will continue academic studies at one of our local training providers. Work placements will be based at Hinton House, Warrington. What qualifications will I obtain? The Degree Apprentice Programme consists of 2 phases; Level 5 ST0380 Nuclear Technician Apprenticeship Level 5 Foundation Degree/ Higher National Diploma (HND) in Engineering or Science aligned to your chosen pathway For candidates with the potential to progress further: Level 6 ST0289 Nuclear Scientist and Nuclear Engineer Apprenticeship Level 6 Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering (BEng) or Science (BSc) aligned to your chosen pathway, over a further 2-year period. *Specific qualifications are subject to change and may be replaced with an equivalent. What are the entry requirements? Degree apprenticeships target A-Level students or equivalents. Entry requirements include: Minimum of 5 GCSEs at Grades 9 to 4 (A* to C), including Maths, English Language, and one Science or Engineering subject. At least 96 UCAS points from A-Level/T-Level, preferably in STEM subjects (Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Physics), but not mandatory. Other Level 3 STEM or Vocational qualifications may be accepted. If lacking A-Level Maths or higher Engineering, you must have a Grade 6 (B) in GCSE Maths. Functional Skills Level 2 is considered to be equivalent to GCSE Grade 4 (C). Additional Requirements Candidates will be required to achieve appropriate security and medical clearances; these will be instigated on receiving a conditional offer of employment. Apply now Apply now Register your interest Register your interest