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Apprentices and trainees play a vital role in the Thales’ Above Water Systems (AWS) business to ensure we maintain a diverse pipeline of talent and critical skills to stay competitive and fulfil our future customer requirements.

Trainees and apprentices play a critical role at Thales, bringing fresh ideas, enthusiasm and a willingness to learn. Over the last 10 years, over 100 apprentices and trainees have qualified in their chosen field across the Above Water Systems business at Thales. Bridi...

Take a behind the scenes look at our Protected Vehicles manufacturing site in Bendigo in Australia, where Thales designs and manufactures the Hawkei and Bushmaster Protected Vehicles for the Australian Army and exports around the world. ...

The Collins Class Submarine Sonar Suite (Scylla) are the ‘eyes and ears’ of the submarines, and are critical in supporting Australia’s strategic priority on enhancing its submarine capability.

Thales Australia's Latia Hardie is a Manufacturing Technician - Machine Setter at the Lithgow Arms site and is the face of a TAFE NSW campaign to promote the career prospects available to women in the engineering trades and manufacturing industry. ...

Thales Australia employees Josh Winter and Angus Carrigan both began their apprenticeships at our Lithgow site in January 2019 and have fully immersed themselves in the business - even completing a five-week basic Army Reserve training at Kapooka to gain a true apprecia...

Above Water Systems (AWS) is committed to developing talent to join our team of highly skilled and innovative engineers to ensure that our engineering community remains at the cutting edge of best practice.

Over the past 10 years AWS has assisted 100+ apprentices and trainees qualify in their chosen field; building true Australian Industry Capability and delivering quality outcomes for our business to support the Navy to keep Australia safe. ...