Apprentice Power Platform AI & Automation Engineer
Axon-It.com Ltd
About this opportunity
Kick-start your career in AI and automation with Axon IT. Join our Level 4 Power Platform apprenticeship and gain hands-on experience designing and building real business automations using Microsoft Power Automate, Power Apps and Copilot. Receive expert mentoring, industry training and the…
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Key facts
- Employer
- Axon-It.com Ltd
- Location
- Across England
- Type
- Apprenticeship
- Pay
- £16,640 a year
- Hours
- 40 hours a week, including training
- Closing date
- Closes 5 Dec 2026
- Entry requirements
- See the qualifications below
- Experience
- Not specified
- Start date
- 14 Dec 2026
- Source
- Find an apprenticeship (GOV.UK)
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Why this is a STEM opportunity
Direct STEM: The job itself is science, technology, engineering, maths or clinical healthcare work.
Working with data means using maths and software to find patterns and answer questions. These skills are used across science, health, engineering and business.
Skills roles like this usually build
- Spreadsheets, SQL or coding
- Statistics and problem-solving
- Checking data quality
- Explaining findings clearly
This describes the type of role in general. The employer's advert has the exact duties.
Qualifications and experience
Higher apprenticeship: Artificial intelligence (AI) and automation practitioner (level 4)
- GCSE in English, grade A*-C/ 9-4 (essential)
- GCSE in Maths, grade A*-C/ 9-4 (essential)
- GCSE in 3 more other than English and Maths, grade A*-C/ 9-4 (desired)
Location
Across England
It's remote working, travelling to Macclesfield twice a month.
The apprenticeship
- Length
- 1 Year 1 Month
- Training provider
- Velocity 1st Limited
Fields
Source
This opportunity is run by Axon-It.com Ltd, not by StemLaunch. Source: Find an apprenticeship (GOV.UK).
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Last seen on GOV.UK 12 Nov 2026. Details can change, so check the advert before applying.