Polymer Processing Apprenticeships

If you want to work in the polymer processing industry, an apprenticeship is a great way to start your career.

Kick-start your career in the Polymer Processing industry

You will gain skills in operating the systems and equipment involved in the production of products used in a wide range of companies – including chemical, primary and secondary pharmaceutical, biotechnology, formulated products and nuclear manufacturing – and learn how to find solutions to problems and identify areas for improvement.

You’ll combine working for an employer with studying towards a set of occupational standards, learning-on-the-job alongside experienced colleagues in the workplace rather than sitting in a classroom all day – and because you’ll be doing a real job you’ll get paid too!

Jump to

Do you want to…

  • Have a career in the polymer processing industry?
  • Develop skills in operating systems and equipment involved in the production of products?
  • Know how to find solutions to problems and identify areas for improvement?
  • Learn on-the-job alongside experienced colleagues in the workplace
  • Earn while you learn?

We have excellent relationships with local employers

We design our training in partnership with industry, ensuring you develop the practical skills and technical knowledge employers value most. This means you’ll be learning exactly what today’s Polymer and Manufacturing businesses are looking for. And when you’re training directly with employers, there’s always the possibility of progressing into a full‑time role if you showcase your talent throughout your apprenticeship.

We work with a wide network of respected Polymer and Manufacturing employers, including:

Sherwood Stainless Steel and Aluminium Ltd

Full time Polymer Processing Apprenticeships

Apprenticeships aren’t just for new staff

If you’re already employed in the industry and want to improve your skills and boost your promotion prospects you can benefit from apprenticeship training too – just ask your employer to email employerenquiries@wolvcoll.ac.uk and a member of the team will contact them to discuss your training further.

Student success stories

Apprenticeship pathways