Stagecoach: does its four year engineering apprenticeships to level 3 bus sponsor a UK visa?

Unconfirmed. Stagecoach publishes no sponsorship policy for its four year engineering apprenticeships to level 3 bus, so we cannot state a firm answer. Stagecoach is one of the largest UK bus operators and runs two distinct apprenticeship routes plus a graduate scheme. The engineering apprenticeship runs four years: years one to three combine depot work with specialist college training towards the Level 3 Bus and Coach Engineering Technician Standard in England or the Modern Apprenticeship in Bus and Coach Engineering Maintenance in Scotland, and year four is a bespoke programme certified by the Institute of the Motor Industry with in house and manufacturer courses. Streams cover mechanical and electrical and, more recently, body and coach building. The driver route is a Level 2 Passenger Transport apprenticeship of 12 to 14 months which includes the PCV licence and is designed to sit on top of an existing driving job without changing role, pay or hours. The Graduate Leadership Programme runs two years across operations, engineering, people, finance, marketing and commercial at sites around the country, with a buddy, a mentor and an ILM Level 3 qualification. Stagecoach publishes no salary figure, no entry requirements and nothing about visa sponsorship.