At ateb, we offer a range of apprenticeships across the group.

You can build a career whilst you earn and learn alongside our experienced teams.

As an ateb apprentice, you will:

• Work alongside experienced staff and have a dedicated mentor.
• Learn relevant skills whilst on the job.
• Earn a wage and get holiday pay.
• Be entitled to all our rewards and benefits*.
• Entitled to day release to study towards a related qualification.
• Be provided with relevant course material such as literature or mandatory equipment.

*Subject to eligibility, age restrictions may apply.

We advertise for apprenticeships depending on service needs. Click here to check if we have a current apprenticeship vacancy.

Check our news/events section on this site and our social media to look out for details of any open days where we provide advice and guidance on applying.

Scott Griffiths & Jason Pannell – Kitchen Fitter Apprentices

Scott and Jason joined us in September 2016 after applying for the positions online.

They are both studying an NVQ Level 2 Maintenance Diploma at Pembrokeshire College on day release one day per week. On completion of this qualification they will progress onto an NVQ Level 3 in Carpentry.

“Having worked at Tesco and as a Special Constable, I wanted to apply for the apprenticeship because it provided me with full time work whilst gaining new skills in Carpentry and providing me with a trade that will stay with me for life. My mentor Rob Matera-Byford has been fantastic and provides me with on the job training and support.” – Scott Griffiths

James Wostenholme – Apprentice Accounting Technician

Having previously worked at Tesco James joined us in December 2016 after seeing our advertisement on indeed.com

James will be starting the AAT Level 2 with Pembrokeshire College in September 2017 on day release and will continue on to his level 3 and 4.

“I applied for the apprenticeship because I wanted a finance career path and this was a good route into it. I have joined a busy finance team and have been made to feel extremely welcome. I have already received training on a number of finance software applications and I am looking forward to putting this into practice when I start college and throughout my career.” – James Wostenholme

Photo (L-R) – James Wostenholme – Apprentice Accounting Technician, Scott Griffiths and Jason Pannell – Apprentice Kitchen Fitters