Q&A: Taking the Degree Apprenticeship route
Lucy Gale, Digital Energy Degree Apprentice at Schneider Electric, shares why she believes Schneider's apprenticeship programme to be a great option for students looking to get into the engineering industry.
Who are you, what is your job role and what do you do?
I am a Digital Energy Degree Apprentice at Schneider Electric. Day to day, I am responsible for looking after our partner channel accounts, supporting them, and helping them bid for projects. I also take part in customer visits, promote our digital offers, and serve as a main point of contact. My role involves nurturing relationships with our partners, providing them with the resources and assistance they need to succeed, and representing Schneider Electric's digital solutions to our customers.
My role allows me to gain experience in multiple parts of the business, which helps improve both my professional skills and personal development. This diverse exposure contributes significantly to my growth within the company and the industry. My role also allows me to study, and I am currently working towards my BSc (Hons) Degree in Digital Technology Solutions at Leeds Beckett University.
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