Civil Engineering Technician (Level 3)

What is a Civil Engineering Technician?

Civil Engineering Technicians play a vital role in the construction and engineering sectors, supporting the design, planning, and delivery of the infrastructure that shapes our towns, cities, and communities. They work with clients, consultants, and contractors on a wide range of projects, from roads and bridges to flood defences, water systems, and renewable energy facilities.

They also:

Assist in the planning, design, and delivery of civil engineering projects
Produce drawings, models, and technical documentation to industry standards
Apply engineering principles and data analysis to solve problems
Use digital tools such as CAD and BIM to create and share designs
Ensure health, safety, and environmental compliance, supporting sustainability and net-zero goals
Collaborate with engineers, managers, and stakeholders to deliver quality outcomes

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How does the apprenticeship work?

Apprenticeships offer a mix of classroom learning, practical training and real site experience.

1 day a week at AccXel – You’ll study both theory and practical skills on our live mock site, designed to simulate real construction environments.

4 days a week with an employer – You’ll then put your learning to practice on actual construction projects, gaining valuable experience and knowledge alongside skilled professionals.

Portfolio & Final Assessment – You’ll build a portfolio of evidence throughout the programme, then complete an End Point Assessment (EPA) to achieve your qualification.

Earn While You Learn – You’ll be paid a wage for the entire duration of your apprenticeship, gaining a recognised qualification at no cost to you.

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Course details

At AccXel, we take a whole person approach, developing both professional and personal skills. Alongside core training, apprentices join enrichment workshops on money management, relationships, and mental health, while also earning extra qualifications such as vehicle marshalling and abrasive wheels. This broad skill set boosts their employability, confidence, and readiness for life beyond work.