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Level 2 Apprenticeship Standard.

Land-based Service Engineer.

Land-based Service Engineer

Harvesting the future.

Imagine working on a piece of high-tech equipment like a CLAAS LEXION combine, one of the largest output combine harvesters in the world. Equipped with a powerful 790hp engine, advanced GPS steering, field scanning technology, and sophisticated integrated systems in hydraulics, electrics and computer hardware. As a Land-based Service Engineering apprentice at CLAAS, you’ll gain hands-on experience with some of the most advanced agricultural machinery available.

Apprentice in workshop

You could be the technician working on these machines and a whole range of similar equipment. You will be servicing it, maintaining it and repairing it if anything should go wrong. You'll be using a range of tools from computer diagnostic equipment to good old spanners, but the most important tool is your competence and expertise. Once trained you’ll be fully familiar with every element of the complex technology that makes CLAAS equipment so advanced.

The apprenticeship programme at a glance:

Length of programme: 2 years
Minimum 
Requirements:
  • GCSE grade 4 or above in maths and English (or equivalent)
  • An interest in engineering and mechanics
  • Positive, self-motivated attitude with a desire to learn
  • Flexible and responsible 
  • At least 16 years old
Location:You will be employed and working with your local CLAAS Dealership and attend the CLAAS Academy in Saxham for your block release training over the 2-year programme.
 
Qualification:Our apprenticeship follows the Level 2 Apprenticeship Standard, Land-based Service Engineer.
Assessment:At the end of the practical training period and once the apprentice has developed all the knowledge, skills and behaviours defined in the apprenticeship standard, they will then undergo an End Point Assessment (EPA). 
ProgressionOn successful completion of the Level 2 programme and if all parities are in agreement, you will progress onto the Level 3 Apprenticeship Programme.  Following the Land-based Service Engineering Technician Apprenticeship Standard for 2 years on a block release basis.
How to apply:To apply for an apprenticeship, please email cukapprenticeships@claas.com with a CV and covering letter, along with the name of the dealership you wish to apply for.