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Electrical engineer
Electrical engineers design power, electronics and control systems. Study maths and physics at A-level, take an accredited electrical or electronic engineering degree or apprenticeship, then join grad schemes in energy, rail or electronics. The official profile lists typical UK salaries.
Stages
- 1
GCSE choices
Maths and science.
- 2
A-level or equivalent
Maths and physics.
- 3
University or degree apprenticeship
Electrical or electronic engineering degree, or apprenticeship.
- 4
Work experience
Arduino projects, robotics, or energy monitoring at home.
- 5
Internships and insight
Engineering internships with utilities or manufacturers.
- 6
Graduate schemes
Graduate electrical engineer schemes.
- 7
First role
Junior engineer in design or maintenance.
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Questions
Power or electronics?
Degrees overlap early. Placements choose the branch.
Where do entry requirements come from?
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