If you’re young in your upholstery career, consider applying for an apprenticeship with Rolls-Royce Motor Cars‘ leather workshop. It’ll provide you with the skills, experience and credibility to go far and do it quickly.
The luxury automaker’s program, which is full-time and lasts up to four years, is based at its Goodwood facility in West Sussex, England; and designed to supplement a college education.
Rolls-Royce explains:
The programme will culminate with an Advanced NVQ Level 3 Modern Manufacturing Apprenticeship and accompanying technical qualifications in Leather.
You will be working in the Leathershop learning a variety of skills and attending college too.
Duties to include: inspection, leather cutting, leather preparation, sewing, leather covering, assembly work.
The deadline to apply is March 1, 2013 – so if you’re interested, submit your application right away. For more information, visit Rolls-Royce Careers.
Gjudd says
Only down the road from me, If you have RR trained on your cv then your set really. Would be lovely working in that sort of environment but I think I’d get bored myself.
For someone wonting to be a trimmer this is “the one”
Jeffrey says
Maby a stage for 6 months will be cool 🙂
Cesar says
it would be very interesting to deepen our leather knowledge in hands of such a renowned factory!…as jeffrey said 6 months… no more.
It’s a great opportunity to young men to make a nice career
Nadeem Muaddi says
Four years is definitely a big commitment. For trimmers who’ve already made strides in their career, it’s probably too long. But for newbies, it isn’t much and definitely worth the time investment.
Dominik says
Just wondering, I attempted to apply for this opportunity… You have to first create an account on their web-site, which I tried, but it wouldnt accept my password that I created which resulted in an unsuccessful application… My question is, has anyone actually successfully applied? Any advice or help would be appreciated. Thank you
Nadeem Muaddi says
Dominik, you’re correct. There appears to be a bug in the system. You can email bmwgroupapprentices@workresourcing.com with a description of the problem you’re encountering. They should be able to help you.