# Engineering Apprentice résumé example

A Level 3 apprenticeship application: predicted A-levels, a Saturday bike workshop, and a school racer that placed 4th of 23.

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## Callum Doherty — A-Level Student, Applying for a Level 3 Engineering Apprenticeship

Final-year A-level student in Derby, predicted A*AB in maths, physics and design technology, applying for a Level 3 engineering apprenticeship starting September 2027. Built the battery box and wiring loom for a school electric racer that finished 4th of 23, and has spent 18 months repairing bicycles on Saturdays.

### Experience

**Weekend Workshop Assistant**, Ashbourne Cycles · April 2025 – present

Saturdays and school holidays in a four-person independent bike shop.

- Services and repairs 15 to 20 bicycles a week, including hydraulic brake bleeds and wheel builds the shop previously sent out.
- Reorganised the spares wall by size rather than by brand, cutting the time to find a part from around four minutes to under one.
- Trained two new Saturday staff on the till and the workshop booking system.

### Education

- A-Levels Mathematics, Physics, Design and Technology · Landau Forte College Derby · September 2025 – June 2027
- GCSEs Ten subjects including Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and English Language · Landau Forte College Derby · September 2020 – June 2025

### Skills

- **Workshop**: Bench fitting, Soldering, Hand tools, Torque settings, Bicycle mechanics
- **Technical**: Fusion 360, Technical drawing, Basic electronics, Multimeter testing, Excel
- **Working with people**: Customer service, Cash handling, Training new starters, Stock counts