With 4 years experience in Engineer roles, is this more suited to experienced roles or graduate programmes?
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- Author: Anonymous
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VPVerity P. Employer Brand Advisor
Hello - thank you for your question. Your experience will depend on the programme that you can apply to. If you're a graduate without a professional qualification, then you're more than welcome to apply to one of our graduate programmes in any service line. And if you finished school a few years ago but didn't go to university, you're more than welcome to apply to the EY Business Apprenticeship. If you find a service line your particularly interested in, our UK&I teams work with clients in the engineering sector, so this may be of interest to you. Please check out our different service lines on our websites here https://ukcareers.ey.com/students/programmes/graduate-programmes
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