Are you curious about how data can shape the future? As a Data Analyst Apprentice, you’ll play a key role in helping us make smarter decisions by turning raw data into meaningful insights. Whether it’s improving how we deliver water, protecting the environment, or enhancing customer service, your work will have a real-world impact.
What you’ll be doing
Collecting, cleaning, and analysing data to uncover trends and patterns.
Creating bespoke programmes and apps to support data-driven solutions.
Using GIS platforms and SAP to visualise and interpret spatial and operational data.
This role is ideal for someone who
Has a curious and analytical mindset with a passion for problem-solving.
Enjoys working with digital tools and technology.
Is self-motivated, organised, and able to balance work and study effectively.
Your learning journey
You’ll complete a Level 4 Data Analyst Apprenticeship over 2 years.
Attend day release at the College of West Anglia to build your technical and professional skills.
Gain hands-on experience while learning from experienced mentors and colleagues.
Base location
Huntingdon
What you’ll need to get started
GCSE grade 4 or above in English and Maths
Are you excited by the power of technology to solve problems and drive innovation? As a Digital & Technology Solutions Apprentice, you’ll be part of a team that’s shaping the future, using digital tools and systems to deliver smarter, more sustainable solutions for our customers and the environment.
You’ll gain hands-on experience across areas like software development, cyber security, data analysis, and IT infrastructure, all while contributing to real projects that make a meaningful impact in a digitally evolving business.
What you’ll be doing
Supporting projects in software engineering, IT consultancy, or cyber security.
Analysing data and systems to improve performance and reliability.
Developing applications and driving digital innovation across the business.
This role is ideal for someone who
Is passionate about technology, innovation, and digital solutions.
Has strong analytical thinking and attention to detail.
Is proactive, collaborative, and able to manage time effectively.
Your learning journey
Bachelor’s Degree from Aston University plus apprenticeship qualification.
4½ year programme combining academic study and practical experience.
Learn through real projects and mentorship from experienced professionals.
Base location
Huntingdon
What you’ll need to get started
3 A Levels or equivalent Level 3 qualification (including one STEM subject) or BTEC Extended Diploma grade MMM.
GCSE Maths at grade 4 or C
Are you passionate about science and making a difference? As a Laboratory Analyst Apprentice, you’ll be at the heart of protecting public health and the environment. Working in our laboratories, you’ll carry out essential testing and analysis to ensure water quality and safety – helping us deliver clean, safe water every day.
This is a hands-on role where precision, scientific knowledge, and a sense of purpose come together to make a real impact.
What you’ll be doing
Analysing water samples and reporting data to ensure compliance and safety.
Following accredited laboratory methods and maintaining accurate analytical records.
Managing stock control and quality assurance, while ensuring health and safety standards are met.
This role is ideal for someone who
Has a passion for science and lab work, with a methodical and detail-focused approach.
Enjoys problem-solving and applying analytical thinking.
Brings a positive attitude, enthusiasm for learning, and a willingness to grow.
Your learning journey
You’ll complete a Level 3 Laboratory Technician Apprenticeship over 24 months.
Attend day release at West Suffolk College, gaining both practical and theoretical knowledge.
Base location
Central Laboratory, Huntingdon
What you’ll need to get started
5 GCSEs including Maths & English at grades A–C or 9–4* (Functional Skills qualifications also accepted)
A Level in Science or BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma in Applied Science
Are you driven by data and eager to solve complex challenges? As a Data Science Apprentice, you’ll use advanced tools and techniques to uncover insights that help us protect water resources, improve customer service, and enhance environmental outcomes.
This is a role where curiosity meets technical skill, applying statistics, programming, and machine learning to make a real impact.
What you’ll be doing
Analysing and modelling data to support smarter decision-making.
Designing algorithms and applying predictive analytics to real-world challenges.
Translating data into stories that drive business and environmental improvements.
This role is ideal for someone who
Has an inquisitive mindset and a passion for data.
Enjoys problem-solving and thinking creatively.
Is self-motivated, analytical, and a strong communicator.
Your learning journey
Earn a BSc (Hons) in Data Science and a Level 6 Data Scientist apprenticeship standard.
3½ year programme combining academic study and practical experience.
Delivered in partnership with a university provider
Base location
Lincoln
What you’ll need to get started
BBB–BBC at A-Level, including a B in Maths, or
Level 4 Data Analyst Apprenticeship at Distinction or Merit
Are you interested in shaping sustainable infrastructure and making smart investment decisions? As a Quantity Surveying Apprentice, you’ll work with commercial teams to manage costs, contracts, and ensure value for money across our projects, helping us deliver essential water services efficiently and responsibly.
What you’ll be doing
Estimating costs and providing commercial assurance across infrastructure projects.
Managing contracts and ensuring compliance with industry standards.
Supporting financial reporting and stakeholder collaboration using data and systems.
This role is ideal for someone who
Has strong commercial awareness and an analytical mindset.
Is detail-focused, organised, and adaptable to change.
Communicates clearly and is committed to learning and professional growth.
Your learning journey
Earn a BSc (Hons) in Quantity Surveying over a 5-year apprenticeship.
Delivered in partnership with a college provider (Provider – TBC).
Combines academic study with real-world experience on live projects.
Base location
Peterborough
What you’ll need to get started
5 GCSEs including Maths & English at grades A–C or 9–4* (Functional Skills and O Levels also accepted).
At least 112 UCAS Tariff points from A Levels, BTEC National Diploma, or equivalent Level 3 qualifications.
Are you passionate about designing infrastructure that supports clean water and protects the environment? As a Civil Engineering Apprentice, you’ll help plan, build, and maintain vital systems across our water and wastewater networks, making a lasting impact on the communities we serve.
What you’ll be doing
Designing infrastructure and managing projects across water services.
Conducting site surveys and applying 3D modelling and hydraulic design.
Collaborating with engineering teams to solve practical challenges.
This role is ideal for someone who
Has a genuine interest in engineering and sustainability.
Enjoys problem-solving, teamwork, and technical thinking.
Is detail-focused, communicative, and committed to learning.
Your learning journey
Complete a Civil Engineering Degree Apprenticeship over 5 years.
Progress toward ICE professional accreditation.
Delivered in partnership with a college provider.
Base location
Peterborough region, with possible scope across East Anglia region
What you’ll need to get started
Up to three A-levels or equivalent qualifications one being an A-level grade C equivalent in Maths (120 UCAS Tariff points)
OR DMM from BTEC National Diploma (18 Units) in an Engineering subject*;
OR Merit from T-level in Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction;
OR A successfully completed Level 3 Apprenticeship as a Civil Engineering Technician
English and Maths GCSE minimum grade C (4) *Applicants must gain Merit grades in both the Mathematics for Technicians AND Further Mathematics for Technicians units if they do not have a grade C in A-level Mathematics
Help us deliver clean, safe water to our customers and communities. As a Water Supply Apprentice, you’ll learn how to operate and maintain the systems that treat drinking water, visiting sites, solving problems, and ensuring everything runs smoothly and efficiently.
What you’ll be doing
Operating and maintaining clean water treatment systems across multiple sites.
Carrying out testing, optimisation, and routine maintenance to ensure quality and safety.
Spotting and fixing issues to keep services running with minimal disruption.
This role is ideal for someone who
Enjoys hands-on, practical work and being outdoors.
Is reliable, safety-conscious, and takes pride in doing things properly.
Has a problem-solving mindset and a commitment to protecting the environment.
Your learning journey
24-month apprenticeship programme with one week per month at college in Peterborough.
Six hours of off-the-job training per week to support your development.
Gain technical knowledge and real-world experience to build your career.
Base location
Roles are across the Anglian Water region
What you’ll need to get started
Maths, English and Science GCSE at grades A–C or 9–4* (Functional Skills accepted).
Play a key role in protecting the environment. As a Water Recycling Treatment Apprentice, you’ll help ensure wastewater is safely cleaned, recycled, and returned to nature, learning how to maintain treatment processes and systems to meet regulatory standards.
What you’ll be doing
Maintaining sewerage systems and pumping stations to keep operations running smoothly.
Monitoring and optimising wastewater treatment processes, including biological and sludge treatment.
Supporting compliance and environmental protection through hands-on work.
This role is ideal for someone who
Has an interest in science and the natural world, especially biological processes.
Is inquisitive, environmentally conscious, and eager to learn.
Isn’t fazed by the realities of wastewater treatment and enjoys practical work.
Your learning journey
24-month apprenticeship programme with one week per month at college in Peterborough.
Six hours of off-the-job training per week to support your development.
Gain skills, confidence, and qualifications to thrive in your career.
Base location
Roles are across the Anglian Water region
What you’ll need to get started
Maths, English and Science GCSE at grades A–C or 9–4* (Functional Skills accepted).
Help keep our wastewater systems running smoothly. As a Mechanical & Electrical Technician Apprentice, you’ll maintain and repair equipment at Water Recycling sites, ensuring we can clean and return wastewater safely to the environment.
What you’ll be doing
Maintaining and repairing mechanical and electrical equipment across Water Recycling sites.
Diagnosing faults using IT systems and ensuring assets operate efficiently.
Working with components like wet wells, pumps, valves, and tanks in challenging environments.
This role is ideal for someone who
Is practical, hands-on, and interested in mechanical/electrical systems.
Enjoys problem-solving and using technology to find solutions.
Is self-motivated, safety-conscious, and ready for a 4-year learning journey.
Your learning journey
4-year apprenticeship with block release at Grantham College (Monday–Thursday, two weeks per month).
Six hours of off-the-job training per week to support your development.
Gain real-world experience and technical qualifications.
Base location
Roles are across the Anglian Water region
What you’ll need to get started
Maths, English and Science GCSE at grades A–C or 9–4* (Functional Skills accepted).
Support the delivery of clean, safe water. As an Asset Technician Apprentice, you’ll maintain and repair equipment at Clean Water sites, working with pumps, motors, valves, and control systems to keep everything running efficiently.
What you’ll be doing
Maintaining and repairing electrical and mechanical assets at Clean Water sites.
Using digital tools to monitor performance and suggest improvements.
Supporting chemical dosing, treatment adjustments, and automation systems.
This role is ideal for someone who
Enjoys hands-on, problem-solving work and understanding how things operate.
Has an interest in engineering, machinery, or electrical systems.
Is detail-focused, safety-conscious, and eager to learn.
Your learning journey
4-year apprenticeship with block release at Grantham College (Monday–Thursday, two weeks per month).
Six hours of off-the-job training per week to support your development.
Gain technical skills and qualifications through real-world experience.
Base location
Roles are across the Anglian Water region
What you’ll need to get started
Maths, English and Science GCSE at grades A–C or 9–4* (Functional Skills accepted).
Play a vital role in our sludge treatment centres. As a Bioresources Maintenance Technician Apprentice, you’ll maintain mechanical and electrical systems that support water recycling and environmental protection.
What you’ll be doing
Maintaining and optimising equipment at Water Recycling Sludge Treatment Centres.
Working with mechanical and electrical systems in challenging environments.
Supporting critical recycling processes to meet regulatory standards.
This role is ideal for someone who
Is practical, hands-on, and interested in engineering systems.
Has a problem-solving mindset and isn’t fazed by working with sewage.
Is self-motivated, eager to learn, and ready for a 4-year journey.
Your learning journey
4-year apprenticeship with block release at Grantham College (Monday–Thursday, two weeks per month).
Six hours of off-the-job training per week to support your development.
Work toward a Level 3 Maintenance Operations Engineering Technician qualification.
Base location
Roles are across the Anglian Water region
What you’ll need to get started
Maths, English and Science GCSE at grades A–C or 9–4* (Functional Skills accepted).
Support the systems that keep our services running. As an OT Field Engineer Apprentice, you’ll work on the repair, maintenance, and installation of remote monitoring, automation, and network equipment across our water and recycling services.
What you’ll be doing
Maintaining and repairing OT systems, including telemetry and automation equipment.
Diagnosing faults and recommending solutions using OT and IT tools.
Monitoring system performance and supporting innovation and compliance.
This role is ideal for someone who
Is curious, technically minded, and enjoys solving problems.
Has an interest in engineering, IT, or automation.
Is logical under pressure, safety-conscious, and committed to learning.
Your learning journey
4-year apprenticeship with block release at Grantham College (Monday–Thursday, two weeks per month).
Six hours of off-the-job training per week to support your development.
Gain multi-skilled engineering expertise and hands-on experience.
Base location
Roles are across the Anglian Water region
What you’ll need to get started
Maths, English and Science GCSE at grades A–C or 9–4* (Functional Skills accepted).
