Triumph Launches Advanced Apprenticeship Programme
Are you interested in a career in the motorcycle industry? And are you able to work well in a team, demonstrate interest in advanced vehicle technology and willing to provide excellent service to customers? Most importantly, are you willing to work hard?
If your answers to the above questions are YES, then the Triumph Advanced Apprenticeship Programme may be just the thing for you.
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The Triumph Advanced Apprenticeship Programme claims to be the industry leading training scheme that helps the participant find a job in any Triumph dealer while providing them with training to become a fully qualified Motorcycle Technician.
Some of the skills include motorcycle maintenance, fault diagnosis and servicing, all of which will be covered in the three-year course. Only 12 lucky apprentices will be chosen, and they will then have to train for six weeks at Triumph’s dedicated training facility abroad before continuing their stint at their assigned dealerships.
Successful apprentices will complete the course with a qualification in motor vehicle engineering.
The Triumph Advanced Apprenticeship Programme is one of the programmes offered by a motorcycle manufacturer that can give the apprentice a fantastic opportunity to explore career prospects and get closer to their beloved two-wheeled machines. Another notable one would be Harley-Davidson’s internship programme that gifts successful finishers of the course their very own Harley bikes.
While the motorcycle companies’ motive may be to eventually expand their customer base, these opportunities are undoubtedly still amazing and also very rare to come by. So to those who really do have an interest in programmes like this, just go for it.
After all, some of the successful interns of Harley were from overseas too, but they still shot their shot and got in.
Applications for the Triumph Advanced Apprenticeship Programme closes on August 31st, 2018. For more information, check out the Triumph Motorcycles Apprenticeship website.