SNG (Sovereign Network Group) has relaunched its apprenticeship programme to develop local talent and support its ongoing programme of housing maintenance.
As part of the latest apprenticeship drive, the housing association, which has many properties in the Swindon area, is offering several roles and opportunities in plumbing and domestic heating, electrical work and carpentry across its localities – with the very first low carbon heating engineer apprentice vacancy also being announced.
This new role reflects the association’s commitment to make all its homes Net Zero by 2050 with expenditure on its portfolio of new and existing homes forecast to reach £9 billion over the next decade.
“There are several benefits here as we invest not only in strengthening our workforce, but in our maintenance programme too. This is all part of us making sure that we hire for the roles needed to help us carry out repairs, improve the customer experience and continue to bring more homes up to the standards of comfort we want for our customers.
“If you have a keen interest in learning and are seeking a fulfilling career at an organisation which values diversity, please apply today!”
The new low carbon heating apprenticeship and additional vacancies come at a time when the unemployment rate in the UK has hit a near four-year high, and a shortage of tradespeople remains up and down the country.
SNG will be engaging with local providers of apprenticeships, including colleges and other educational establishments over the coming months to help them fulfil and deliver these roles.
Further information about the vacancies and details of how to apply can be found at https://www.sng.org.uk/ or by emailing [email protected]. Applications will close on 23 May.
SNG (Sovereign Network Group) is one of the largest housing associations, providing over 84,000 homes in areas facing some of the most acute housing need across London and the South of England, with an ambition to build an additional 25,000 homes over the next decade.
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