Reliance Precision Limited (“Reliance”) is pleased to announce the arrival of its 2026 apprentice intake. The four new apprentices (Amy, Finlay, Lewis and Mark) come to Reliance from a range of educational pathways. Lewis has just completed his GCSEs, whereas Amy, Finlay and Mark join the scheme from college, having studied BTECs, A Levels and T Levels respectively. Each apprentice will begin formal qualifications tailored to their requirements, but they will all begin their journey in Reliance’s accredited training school where they will learn the fundamental principles of engineering and how to work safely within a manufacturing environment.
The Reliance Precision Apprenticeship Scheme has been developing engineering talent for over sixty years. The organisation recruits a small number of apprentices each year to ensure it maintains the engineering expertise required to design and manufacture precision components and sub-assemblies for critical applications. Throughout the training programme, the cohort will gain practical, hands-on experience across a range of disciplines, working alongside experienced engineers.
Robert Farrell, Training School Manager, said:
“We are delighted to welcome this year’s apprentices to Reliance. Our apprenticeship scheme plays an important role in developing the next generation of engineers, providing opportunities to learn valuable technical skills whilst contributing to the business. We look for individuals who demonstrate enthusiasm, commitment and a willingness to learn, and we are pleased to see those qualities reflected in this year’s intake. We look forward to supporting them throughout their apprenticeship journey and watching them develop their careers at Reliance.”
For more information about the Reliance Precision Apprenticeship Scheme, please visit the Apprenticeships page of our website.
