H&L Motors Twickenham MET Technician apprenticeship

Employer: Undisclosed employer

Location: Twickenham , GB

Salary: GBP 8.0

Job type: FULL_TIME

Posted: 2026-07-17T00:00:00Z

Sector: Engineering

Job Description

Volkswagen Group (VWG) is one of the UK’s largest car retailers encompassing premium brands such as Audi, SEAT, ŠKODA, Volkswagen, TPS, Volkswagen Group Paint and Body and Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles. Our network of Volkswagen Group approved Paint and Body centres delivers a first class service to customers using teams of highly trained experts and the same paint, parts and materials that are used at our factories. Our apprenticeship programme gives you the opportunity to become part of this network, working within an approved body shop and receiving world class training from our industry experts. Our Mechanical, Electrical and Trim Technicians work methodically to return customer vehicles to factory standards, diagnosing and fixing faults and distributing work as required to other specialists. Due to the high level of technology within our vehicles you will develop skills in mechanics and electrics While the type of work carried out will vary according to location, some of the typical day to day duties include: Removing and fitting basic mechanical, electrical and trim components. Removing and refitting non-structural body panels. Removing, renewing, and refitting mechanical and electrical systems and vehicle trims following accident damage. Carrying our vehicle inspections Identifying the extent of vehicle damage. Accessing and removing damage components. Installing new components. Using specialist equipment and techniques including welding and soldering to undertake repairs. We are looking for an enthusiastic, hardworking individual to join our team and embark on a long term career, with excellent earning and progression opportunities once you complete your apprenticeship.

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