To become an apprentice in Ireland, you must be hired by an employer. Apprenticeship employers are formally approved by SOLAS in advance of employing apprentices. Apprentices get a formal contract of employment as part of their apprenticeship.
To find an apprenticeship, you can search for apprenticeship vacancies on the Apprenticeship Jobs Portal. You can search for vacancies by location and by apprenticeship. Your local Education and Training Board may hold details of employers seeking to employ an apprentice. This apprenticeship is managed by Louth Meath Education and Training Board (LMETB). If you are interested in a Robotics and Automation Apprenticeship, you should make contact with LMETB via [email protected].
Full eligibility criteria for this apprenticeship are available in the Robotics and Automation Apprenticeship brochure.
Please note: To become a Robotics and Automation apprentice, you must pass the Ishihara Colour Vision Test (24 Plate Edition). For further information, contact your local Education and Training Board.
The Robotics and Automation Apprenticeship programme aims to provide a dedicated and practical programme for apprentices wishing to secure and retain employment in a robotics and automation technician role. Combining hands-on workplace experience with expert training at the AMTCE, you’ll gain the confidence and qualification (QQI Level 6) needed to thrive in Ireland’s advanced manufacturing sector.
Whether you’re starting your career or upskilling, this programme offers a direct path to exciting opportunities in a rapidly growing industry.
Design, programme, and integrate robotic systems to optimise manufacturing processes.
Operate, calibrate, troubleshoot, and maintain automated and robotic equipment safely and efficiently.
Apply digital tools and techniques related to smart manufacturing, including data analysis and system digitisation.
Develop a strong safety mindset and apply relevant regulations and standards in all workplace activities.
Analyse challenges, evaluate information, and develop creative, practical solutions independently.
Work effectively within teams, lead activities, and contribute to workplace development and performance.
Communicate complex technical information clearly and professionally in both written and verbal forms.
Manage your own professional development and help others identify learning needs to keep pace with industry advances.



