Morrisons
Food Technical Degree Apprentice

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Food Technical Degree Apprentice
As a Food Technical Degree Apprentice, you’ll play a huge part in making sure people can get the food they need. You’ll spend 3-years rotating between teams in our Food Technology function, developing new skills and working towards a degree while preparing for a brilliant career within our unique food retail business, and we’ll pay your course fees!
Achieve a valuable degree and the start of a great career
Join us as a Food Technology Degree Apprentice and play an important role in helping us maintain the highest standards of Food Safety, Food Quality and Legality across our manufacturing sites. Over the 3-year programme, you’ll rotate through a range of our technical teams, gaining hands-on experience and building your food manufacturing knowledge and leadership skills. Responsibilities you could take on during the scheme include:
- Providing support at our Flowerworld manufacturing site at peak trading times, such as Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day
- Working closely with production teams to understand how production lines run and the impact they make across our business
- Working with our Technical Systems Manager to understand product specifications, write procedures and develop existing systems
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You’ve got the grades and the economics background, and your bank internship is exactly the experience this scheme looks for. Apply soon — deadlines close within the month.
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Your summer at the bank plus your econometrics coursework map directly to the day-one responsibilities on this scheme — client modelling, market briefings, and deal support.
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As well as learning on-the-job, you’ll also be studying towards a BSc (Hons) Professional Practice in Food Technology Management at Sheffield Hallam University. Balancing work and a degree course will be challenging. To support your learning, we'll offer study leave to complete university work stress free.
Make good things happen
This role involves early starts, late finishes, night shifts and working weekends and Bank Holidays. Some placements may be shift-based, particularly during peak trading periods. It’s hard work for sure. But it’s also very rewarding. Every day is different, and we’ll support you every step of the way.
Our apprentices get access to a range of employee benefits, including a holiday buying scheme, contributory pension scheme, store discounts and MyPerks. This reward and benefits platform is regularly updated with new offers and discounts, including cashback at popular retailers, savings on entertainment and discounted cinema tickets.


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What you need to join us
Recently achieved or being predicted a minimum of 96 UCAS points and having achieved GCSE Grade 4 in Maths and English are needed for this programme. Ideally, you'll also have studied Food Technology or a science-based subject at A Level. Sitting at the heart of our business, it’s important you’re comfortable making decisions and can work well in a team. Our Food Technical Degree Apprentices also need a few key attributes to succeed, which include:
- Resilience
- Determination
- Good leadership
- Flexibility to meet changing needs
- A full UK driving licence, and the ability to travel between our locations
To apply, you’ll need the right to work in the UK for the full duration of the scheme.
We're passionate about delivering excellence and meeting your needs, so we're confident you'll find working at Morrisons rewarding. We are focused on the progression of talent early in their career which is why we offer structured schemes, on programme coaching and support from mentors and buddies from day one!
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