Higher Apprentice Quantity Surveyor Degree Apprenticeship
Hanson Quarry Products Europe Limited
About this opportunity
As a Higher Apprentice Quantity Surveyor, you will play a crucial role in assisting our Regional Commercial Manager and Quantity Surveyors in the financial management and performance of contracts. This is a fantastic opportunity to develop your skills, knowledge, and behaviours while working…
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Key facts
- Employer
- Hanson Quarry Products Europe Limited
- Location
- 2 locations (listed below)
- Type
- Apprenticeship
- Pay
- £25,084 a year
- Hours
- 40 hours a week, including training
- Closing date
- Closes 15 Feb 2027
- Entry requirements
- See the qualifications below
- Experience
- Not specified
- Start date
- 14 Sep 2027
- Source
- Find an apprenticeship (GOV.UK)
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Why this is a STEM opportunity
STEM-adjacent: Not always called a STEM job, but you work with medicines, machines, materials, tech or data, and it can lead into wider STEM careers.
Quantity surveying manages the costs of building projects, using maths, construction technology and knowledge of materials.
Skills roles like this usually build
- Maths and cost calculations
- Reading technical drawings
- Construction materials knowledge
- Spreadsheets
This describes the type of role in general. The employer's advert has the exact duties.
Qualifications and experience
Degree apprenticeship: Construction quantity surveyor (degree) (level 6)
- GCSE in 5 subjects including Maths, English and Science, grade C or above (essential)
- A Level in 2 subjects including a STEM subject, grade Grades A-C 112+ UCAS pts (essential)
Location
Offered in 2 locations:
- Coalville
- Penrith
The apprenticeship
- Length
- 2 Years 6 Months
- Training provider
- University of Northumbria At Newcastle
Fields
Source
This opportunity is run by Hanson Quarry Products Europe Limited, not by StemLaunch. Source: Find an apprenticeship (GOV.UK).
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Last seen on GOV.UK 4 Nov 2026. Details can change, so check the advert before applying.