John Sisk & Son

2026 Apprenticeship Programme - Civil Engineering-ATU

Location IE-Dublin-Dublin
ID 2025-2124
Category
Emerging Talent
Position Type
Full Time

Overview

 

2026 Apprenticeship Programme - Civil Engineering ATU

 

Location: Dublin
Start Date: July 2026
Salary: Competitive + Benefits

 

Build your future with Sisk.
Are you ready to kick-start your career in the construction industry? Our Apprentice Programme offers you the chance to earn while you learn, gaining hands-on experience on real projects while working towards a nationally recognised qualification.

 

We are currently recruiting for Apprentice Civil Engineers who will work with Sisk and attend college virtually one day per week at Atlantic Technological University (ATU).

 

As part of your application please include a Cover letter and a CV.

 

What’s on offer?

 

Key points of the apprenticeship

  • Four days working with John Sisk & Son (Holdings) Ltd.
  • One day per week release to study at ATU online, with additional 1 week residential and attend campus on 1 additional day (Friday) per month to carry out Labs/workshops.
  • Three-year duration studying a NFQ Level 7 Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering.
  • Course fees – paid for by John Sisk & Son (Holdings) Ltd.
  • Structured salary model for duration of the programme

 

 

Why choose Sisk?

  • Work on major projects with industry-leading professionals.
  • Fully funded qualifications (Levels 7, degree-level apprenticeships).
  • Structured training and mentoring to support your development.
  • Competitive salary and benefits package.
  • A clear career pathway with opportunities for progression.

 

 

Who can apply?

 

What you’ll gain:

  • Practical experience on live projects.
  • Academic qualifications without student debt.
  • A supportive environment to grow your career.

 

Applications close on the 1st April 2026.

Sisk interviews for candidates will take place in May 2026

 

 

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