Housebuilder Bellway Homes offering job opportunities
Bellway Homes has invited suitable candidates to apply for its 2025 apprenticeship and graduate cohorts.
The housebuilder's career entry programme has available opportunities in its West Division, headquartered in Hamilton.
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Job roles are varied, offering opportunities in construction, engineering, finance, architecture, and planning.
Successful apprentices will be guided through a combination of classroom learning and in situ work.
They will also benefit from the company's membership of the Association of Apprentices, a social and professional networking platform designed to connect apprentices.
The graduate programme lasts two years, and includes a three-day residential induction and skill camps in which graduates work together on specific projects.
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Andy Wyles, northern regional chair of Bellway Homes, said: "We're keen to show people that working in the construction sector isn't just about jobs on site.
"There are lots of different opportunities and many people currently working with us have moved into different roles as they've got to know the business better.
"It can be a very rewarding and diverse career."
More information about the apprenticeship and graduate programmes can be found on the Bellway careers website.
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