The first meeting of the AEMT Apprentice Standard Steering Group marks the beginning of a collaborative effort to develop a recognised apprenticeship standard for the electro-mechanical repair industry. 

This session will focus on defining the foundation of the standard — specifically, agreeing the job title and occupational description that will underpin the apprenticeship. 

Participants will contribute their insight into the roles, skills, and behaviours that define a competent engineer within our sector. These discussions will ensure that the standard reflects the realities of industry practice and the needs of employers across the AEMT membership. 

The group will be chaired by Jim Fowlie of Sensor-Works with expert guidance from Johnathan Williams, who has extensive experience developing engineering training programmes and apprenticeship frameworks.