GreenTech Industries has launched its first apprenticeship programme. Three apprentices start at the end of September 2026, training in robotics, business and management.

The short answer

GreenTech Industries' apprenticeship programme starts in September 2026 with three apprentices in robotics, business and management. Apprentices earn a salary, have their qualification funded by GTI, get paid learning days and mentoring from senior engineers, and the programme is designed to lead into a permanent role. This year's places are full.

Why GTI is starting an apprenticeship programme now

GTI takes end-of-life EV battery packs apart at its facilities in Warwickshire, recovering the components, cells and materials still inside them. The business now runs three facilities across Sucham Park and Westfield Road, and the next phase of development brings robotics to the line, backed by DRIVE35 funding for AutoDMR.

That growth is why the programme starts now. GTI has reached the size where it can train people properly, and the work ahead needs people who understand robotics as well as people who can run the business around it.

A robotics, business and management apprenticeship

Apprentices learn across the business, from the precision disassembly line to the teams that run it. The programme comes with paid learning days and a formal qualification funded by GTI.

  • Earn while you learn: a salary that rises as your skills grow, with your qualification paid for.
  • Real work from day one: live projects from the start, alongside experienced engineers and managers.
  • Mentoring that’s built in: dedicated support from senior engineers and professionals, with time set aside for learning.
  • Where it leads: the programme is designed to lead into a permanent engineering or operations role.

A route our CEO knows first-hand

Our CEO Tony Booth is a former apprentice.

“I took this route myself, and parts of it still support me every day as a leader. Engineering and manufacturing is one of the most fascinating industries to be part of right now, with new technology, powertrains, AI and robotics at the front of it.”

Tony Booth, CEO & Co-Founder, GreenTech Industries

Places for 2026 are full

This year’s intake is full. If you’re thinking about an apprenticeship and want to know whether this industry suits you, people who’ve recently joined GTI can talk you through the route they took. Email hello@gti.systems and one of the team will be in touch.

Read more: Apprenticeships at GTI · Current roles

Frequently asked questions

What apprenticeships does GreenTech Industries offer?
GTI's apprenticeship programme covers robotics, business and management. The first intake starts in September 2026.
Are GTI apprenticeships paid?
Yes. Apprentices earn a salary that rises as their skills grow, have their formal qualification funded by GTI, and get paid learning days.
Can I still apply for a GTI apprenticeship in 2026?
This year's places are full. If you're weighing up an apprenticeship, email hello@gti.systems and you can talk to people who've recently joined GTI about the route they took.
What happens after a GTI apprenticeship?
The programme is designed to lead into a permanent engineering or operations role at GTI.
Where is GreenTech Industries based?
In Warwickshire, with three facilities across Sucham Park and Westfield Road.