ScottishPower's electricity network business, serving Central and Southern Scotland, with graduate apprentice roles also listed in Merseyside and North Wales, with four-year graduate apprenticeships.
SP Energy Networks is one of the UK's main electricity network operators, upgrading and maintaining the wires and substations that carry power to homes and businesses. It is part of ScottishPower.
The company says its mission is "We're powering the journey to Net Zero." It also says it values diversity, inclusion and sustainability and supports employee growth.
The Engineering Graduate Apprenticeship listing covers operational regions across Central and Southern Scotland. Other graduate apprentice listings name Prenton on the Wirral and North Wales.
We did not find independent culture information. Roles mix office and site work, and the company describes a pension where it matches contributions up to 10%, which is its own claim.
The Engineering Graduate Apprenticeship is a four-year route leading to a BEng (Hons) at Glasgow Caledonian University, combining part-time study with work. The 2026 start paid £25,950, rising to a £44,000 permanent starting salary on completion. Entry is four Highers at BBBB including Maths and a Science, or an HNC, HND or Modern Apprenticeship in engineering, plus a full UK driving licence (or working towards one) and the right to work in the UK. Applications for 2026 closed in February 2026; the listing says to check the website for 2027. Other graduate apprenticeships appear for business management, data analytics and quantity surveying.
Website: www.spenergynetworks.co.uk
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