Apprenticeships in Lincolnshire
Apprenticeships, T-Levels and entry-level roles across Lincolnshire. 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 in Lincolnshire
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Fresh Futures Apprenticeship - food, fresh produce and agriculture Industry
Fresh Futures is specifically designed for school and college leavers who are completing their A-levels or equivalent Level 3 qualifications in 2026 and are ready to take their first step into full-time employment.Kick-start your career in the food, fresh produce and agriculture industry with the MDS Fresh Futures Programme. If you are leaving school or college and want a practical alternative to university, this two-year paid programme offers the chance to learn on the job while earning a recognised supply chain qualification. The programme includes an 18-month apprenticeship, alongside practical experience with leading food and farming businesses.
MDSMarshall 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.
InspiroWorking in Lincolnshire
Employers across Lincolnshire recruit apprentices year-round, from large national programmes to small local firms taking on one or two people at a time. Roles cluster around the county's towns, so it's worth looking at the whole county rather than a single postcode — most are within a realistic commute.
Industries hiring in Lincolnshire
Common questions
How many apprenticeships are there in Lincolnshire?
It changes weekly — employers advertise year-round rather than in one annual intake. This page counts every live opportunity located in Lincolnshire and updates as roles are added and filled.
Which towns in Lincolnshire have the most apprenticeships?
Roles cluster around the county's larger towns, and the town list on this page shows live counts for each. Every advert also shows its exact location, so you can judge the commute before you apply.
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.
