Electrician Apprenticeship

Trade Recruit is pleased to be hiring an Electrician Apprentice on behalf of one of our respected clients operating within the commercial and industrial electrical sector in London.

This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated individual who is keen to learn the electrical trade, gain hands-on site experience, and build a long-term career within a supportive and professional company.

What the Company Offers

· Company van provided (or van access once qualified)

· Fuel card, parking, and LEZ charges covered

· Full access to tools and materials via the office

· Work on large commercial and industrial projects across London

· Long-term, stable work with a clear career path

· Support with apprenticeship training and on-the-job learning

· Friendly, experienced team and strong supervision

Working Hours

· Monday to Friday

· Day shifts or night shifts depending on project requirements

· Occasional weekend work available (paid overtime)

Requirements

· A genuine interest in becoming a qualified Electrician

· Enrolled on, or willing to enrol on, an Electrical Apprenticeship

· ECS card (or willing to apply)

· Basic understanding of tools and site safety (training provided)

· Willingness to learn and follow instructions

· Reliable, punctual, and hard-working attitude

· Able to travel across London

· GCSEs (or equivalent) in Maths and English preferred

What You’ll Be Doing

· Assisting qualified Electricians on commercial and industrial sites

· Learning electrical installation work, including containment, cabling, lighting, and power

· Supporting testing and inspection work under supervision

· Helping prepare materials, tools, and work areas

· Following drawings, instructions, and health & safety procedures

· Keeping work areas clean, tidy, and safe

· Loading and unloading materials at the start and end of shifts

· Gaining hands-on experience while completing your apprenticeship training

Pay & Benefits

  • Pay will be in line with UK Apprenticeship Minimum Wage regulations
  • Year 1 Apprentices: around £7.55–£9.50/hr
  • After Year 1: Pay will increase in line with age-related National Minimum Wage and experience
  • Regular pay reviews as skills and experience develop
  • Overtime available on some projects
  • Full support provided throughout the apprenticeship, including on-site training and development

Career Progression

· This role offers a clear development path:

· Electrician Apprentice → Electrician Improver → Qualified Electrician

· You will receive ongoing support, mentoring, and training to help you progress through each stage of your career.

Apply Now

If you’re ready to start a career in the electrical industry, click Apply Now or send your CV to:

Raimonda.Stonkute@traderecruit.co.uk

This is your opportunity to join a forward-thinking company that invests in its people.

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Job Types: Full-time, Apprenticeship

Pay: £7.55-£9.50 per hour

Licence/Certification:

  • Driving Licence (preferred)

Work Location: Remote

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