Project Control / Project Manager Apprentice
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Company TKMS ATLAS UK LIMITED
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Provider BPP PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION LIMITED
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Location Dorchester, DT2 8ZB
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Type Apprenticeship
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Salary Competitive Salary
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Sector Business and administration
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Ref NAS-2000062868
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Application Deadline Date 19/02/2027
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Start Date 01/09/2027
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Positions Available 1
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Working Week At ATLAS UK we work flexibly, allowing start times from 07.00 - 09.30, and finish times from 15.30 (Monday - Thursday) and 12.00 (Friday). Our working week is 37 hours, all shifts to be confirmed.
Brief Description
As a Project Control/ Project Management (PC/PM) Apprentice you will work within the ATLAS UK Project Management Office (PMO), providing support to Divisional & Project Management communities. You will be offered a permanent role and step onto a 2 year Apprenticeship Programme to develop your skills and hands on application of theory.
Training to be Provided
Upon completion of your apprenticeship you will obtain a Associate Project Manager Apprenticeship Level 4 (or equivalent) with BPP through online learning.
We also offer the opportunity to complete further qualifications should you want to continue your studies.
Future Prospects
In any of these roles you will be supported with the necessary training and development to provide you with the skills and experience to progress your career at ATLAS UK.
Vacancy Detail
Under the supervision of highly skilled team you will become competent in the following:
- Support project planning, scheduling and tracking progress against milestones
- Maintain project documentation, reports, dashboards, and governance records
- Monitor and manage risks, issues, actions and change requests
- Coordinate communication, meetings, and stakeholder engagement activities
- Assist with resource coordination, performance monitoring and continuous improvement initiatives
The successfully candidate will learn the fundamentals of project delivery and support more senior staff with secondments to Finance, Supply Chain and Production Planning teams before a decision on which role is more appropriate is required.
The Project Controller role focuses more on “measuring and controlling” with stronger involvement in schedule, cost, forecasting, reporting, governance and analytics.
The Project Manager role focuses more on “coordinating and delivering” with stronger involvement in stakeholders, team coordination, communications and delivery management.
Other Information
The successful candidate must be able to achieve full SC (Security Clearance).