Published: 26 Nov 2025
There is some exciting news for survey companies located in the South East looking to upskill existing employees or to find new talent.
T3 Training is launching the Level 3 Geospatial Survey Technical Apprenticeship at Mid Kent College Maidstone campus early next year. This will provide employers in the region with an excellent opportunity to access high quality training with a nationally recognised qualification for their employees, from a training provider offering state-of-the-art vocational training facilities.
Students on the course will need to attend the college three times a year for two week blocks and also undertake online sessions too. The apprenticeship is approximately two years long, with an End Point Assessment (EPA) at the end. The course also has a level 3 diploma in geospatial surveying embedded within the qualification.
Recruiting a geospatial apprentice
If you want to recruit an apprentice for this course, talk to the training provider, T3 Training, who will be able to help. Don’t forget that all companies within the surveying profession can advertise apprenticeships free of charge on TSA’s website here too. You can also advertise on the government apprenticeship website here, as well as utilising your own website and social media.
Upskill existing staff with nationally recognised qualification
If you already have a member of staff that you think would benefit from undertaking this apprenticeship, contact T3 Training direct at training@t3-training.com to find out how to enrol them.
Here at TSA, we are absolutely delighted that T3 Training have now joined Riverside College in Widnes, Cheshire and Dudley College in the West Midlands in offering this apprenticeship. Find out more about Riverside College here and Dudley here.
Katie Holt, TSA Manager, says,
“Improving and increasing training opportunities is absolutely key to raising standards within the geospatial profession and safeguarding its sustainability. As far as apprenticeships are concerned, the Geospatial Apprenticeship Trailblazer Group is doing great work in spreading the word about the importance of apprenticeships. It is very heartening to see another new training provider come on board. We are absolutely committed to supporting the rollout of apprenticeships across the country and we are always keen to speak to other training providers who might be interested to find out more.”
To learn more about apprenticeships, please contact Katie Holt at katie@tsa-uk.org.uk.
