Why should I choose a Tornado Wire Apprenticeship?

Being an apprentice with Tornado Wire offers numerous benefits that can significantly enhance your career and personal development.

Hands-On Experience: Apprentices at Tornado Wire gain practical, hands-on experience in a real work environment. This allows the apprentice to develop valuable skills directly relevant to the manufacturing industry.

Structured Training: Tornado Wire provides structured training programs that include both on-the-job learning and off-the-job training. This comprehensive approach ensures you receive a well-rounded education and develop a deep understanding of your chosen field.

Earning While Learning: As an apprentice, you earn a wage while you learn, which helps you support yourself financially and avoid student debt. This financial stability allows you to focus on your training and career development.

Supportive Environment: The company is committed to supporting its apprentices. Apprentices receive guidance and mentorship from experienced professionals who are dedicated to helping them succeed.

Personal Development: Apprenticeships at Tornado Wire help you develop a range of soft skills, such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving, which are valuable in any career.

These benefits make an apprenticeship with Tornado Wire a valuable and rewarding experience.

Alfie Forbes – Electrical Apprentice “I would encourage others to apply for an apprenticeship at Tornado Wire as you can earn money whilst also learning hands-on skills and getting to know what a working environment feels like. Tornado employs local people to offer them full-time jobs after their apprenticeship.”

Jude Jones - “As an 18-year-old engineering operative apprentice at Tornado, my favourite part of the job is the changeovers from one specification of net to another, as it offers something different to do. The skills I’ve picked up at Tornado are invaluable for life. You have to be on your toes, so I’d say problem-solving and communication with co-workers are key. I’d like to mention my mentors, Callum, Daniel and, Dave without whom I wouldn’t have come this far. Their guidance and support have been invaluable.”