Trainee Fibre Engineer
Listed on 2026-09-17
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Construction Labor & Trades, Field/Service Technician, Installation Technician, Maintenance Worker
Learn a New Trade. Gain Qualifications. Work for Yourself.
Are you working in construction, utilities, electrical, groundworks, highways, engineering or another skilled trade and looking for a new opportunity?
We're looking for practical, motivated individuals who want to retrain and build a career in the fibre industry. No telecoms experience is required.
This is a self-employed opportunity operating under the CIS scheme
, giving you the chance to build a long-term career in a growing industry while working for yourself.
We'll provide the training, support and qualifications needed to help you become a fully accredited Fibre Engineer.
Why Join Us?This is an opportunity to learn a new trade, gain recognised qualifications and move into a role with long-term earning potential.
As part of our Trainee Fibre Engineer Programme, you'll receive:
- Qualifications worth over £2,000
- Company contribution towards training costs
- Guaranteed work opportunities upon successful completion
- Your own company van
- A clear pathway into a self-employed Fibre Engineering career
- Installing Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) broadband services
- Connecting customers to fibre networks
- Working safely within customer premises and outdoor environments
- Construction
- Utilities
- Electrical
- Groundworks
- Civils and highways
- Field service roles
- Telecoms
- Skilled trades including electricians, plumbers, builders and roofers
- A Full UK Driving Licence
If you're looking to leave the trade you're in, learn new skills, gain recognised qualifications and build a self-employed career with guaranteed work opportunities, we'd love to hear from you.
Training provided. Qualifications included. Company van supplied. Self-employed CIS opportunities available.
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