UK Power Networks: does its power industry apprenticeship in cable jointing, overhead lines or substation fitting, plus digital academy routes sponsor a UK visa?

Unconfirmed. UK Power Networks publishes no sponsorship policy for its power industry apprenticeship in cable jointing, overhead lines or substation fitting, plus digital academy routes, so we cannot state a firm answer. The UK Power Networks Power Industry Apprenticeship is endorsed by Energy and Utility Skills and accredited by the IET. It trains you to be a fully qualified craft person in one of three trades: distribution cable jointer, overhead lines person, or electrical substation fitter. The apprenticeship lasts two or three years depending on the programme. Separate apprenticeships run in the company's Digital Academy and in business administration and finance. Apprentices get industry recognised qualifications, support from the training programme team and the placement team, a full supply of personal protective equipment, corporate clothing and tools, and a competitive salary with pay rises on hitting career milestones. No salary figure, entry grades or sponsorship position are published.