Apprenticeship vacancies now open at Bentley Motors

Bentley Motors has opened vacancies for its latest apprenticeship programme, offering an opportunity for the next generation of talent to join the company as it transitions to full electrification. The apprenticeship intake will offer roles in key business areas such as Manufacturing and Research and Development. Applications close on 21 February 2025.

The programmes will be based at Bentley’s ‘Dream Factory’ in Crewe. Successful applicants are set to receive structured training, hands-on experience and mentorship from industry experts, ensuring they gain the skills needed to excel in an electrified automotive future.

Dr Karen Lange, Member of the Board for Human Resources at Bentley Motors, says: “Our apprentices are the future of Bentley Motors, and this year’s programme reflects our commitment to investing in skills that will drive innovation and sustainable luxury mobility. With Beyond100+ at the core of our strategy, we’re creating opportunities that will shape not only Bentley’s future but the future of the automotive industry.”

Commenting on his experiences as an apprentice, Ben Unsworth, now a Digital Manufacturing Engineer, says: “One of the most inspiring aspects of an apprenticeship at Bentley is the chance to work on meaningful projects from day one, such as the development of electrical vehicle technology. Being entrusted with significant responsibilities is both empowering and motivating.”

He continues: “I was fortunate to receive fantastic opportunities and support throughout my apprenticeship, which allowed me to develop my technical expertise while also growing both personally and professionally. This journey ultimately led me to the Apprentice of the Year award.”

Bentley Motors was recognised by the Top Employer Institute as a UK Top Employer for 2025, largely as a result of the company’s commitment to developing an innovative and inclusive workplace. Applications for apprenticeships are now open to school or college leavers, or those looking for a change of career.