Apprenticeships in Lincoln
Apprenticeships, T-Levels and entry-level roles in and around Lincoln. You're employed and paid from your first day, your training is funded, and you finish with a recognised qualification and no tuition debt.
Live opportunities near Lincoln
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Equine Apprentice Groom - Trent Valley Equestrian
Join Trent Valley as an Apprentice Groom, working with a diverse range of horses and ponies while gaining valuable experience.
Haddon Training
Equine Groom Apprentice - Busy riding school / Livery yard
The team at Dovecote Farm are looking for 2 new apprentices to join their team, there is always lots to do and learn with liveries , riding lessons and running their own unaff competitions. This is an excellent opportunity to kick start your equine career .
Haddon TrainingMarshall Volvo Grantham Parts Advisor Apprenticeship
We are looking for an enthusiastic, hardworking individual to join our team and embark on a long term career, with excellent earning and progression opportunities once you complete your apprenticeship.
Inspiro
Equine Groom Apprentice - Livery Yard in Notts
The Team at Buckleap are looking for 2 part time apprentices to join them at their lovely livery yard in Nottingham , this can be a ridden or non ridden pathway for the right candidate .
Haddon TrainingWorking in Lincoln
Employers across East Midlands recruit apprentices year-round, and vacancies near Lincoln cover a mix of office, technical and customer-facing work. Because you're paid from day one, an apprenticeship is often the most practical way to start a career locally without moving away or taking on debt.
Industries hiring near Lincoln
Common questions
How many apprenticeships are there in Lincoln?
It changes weekly — employers advertise year-round rather than in one annual intake. This page counts every live opportunity within 30 miles of Lincoln and updates as roles are added and filled.
Do I need to live in Lincoln to apply?
No. What matters to employers is that you can get to work reliably. Most of the roles listed here are within commuting distance of Lincoln, and each advert shows how far it is from the centre.
Will I be paid?
Yes. Apprentices are employees and must be paid at least the apprentice National Minimum Wage — many employers pay considerably more. You also get holiday, sick pay and a contract like any other employee.
Do I need qualifications to start?
Often none at all for an intermediate apprenticeship. Some employers ask for GCSEs in English and maths, and many will let you work towards those alongside the job if you don't have them yet.
Is it free to apply through GetMyFirstJob?
Yes — always free for candidates. You apply directly to the employer or their training provider, and there are no agency fees at any point.
