Apprentice Transport Planner

Description:

Pegasus Group is offering an exciting opportunity for an Apprentice Transport Planner to join its Bristol-based team. This position is ideal for individuals looking to earn a recognised Level 6 degree in Transport Planning while gaining practical experience in a leading development consultancy known for innovation and excellence.

As an apprentice, you'll be part of a supportive and structured training environment, combining academic learning with hands-on work on real-world projects. You'll contribute to a wide array of transport and infrastructure initiatives, gaining skills in areas such as transport assessments, access strategy, and junction modelling.

Key Responsibilities:

• Support the preparation of Transport Assessments, Transport Statements, and Travel Plans.

• Assist in junction modelling, AutoCAD design, swept path analyses, and parking/access strategies.

• Conduct research on planning policy, including NPPF, DfT Transport Assessment guidelines, and Manual for Streets.

• Gain experience with specialist software including TRICS, AutoCAD, Junction9, Arcady, Picady, and Linsig.

• Prepare and present findings; attend client and stakeholder meetings.

• Maintain clear records and assist with report writing under the supervision of experienced team members.

Apprenticeship Training Plan:

• Programme: Transport Planner Degree Apprenticeship (Level 6)

• Provider: Northeastern University London

• Duration: 36–39 months (3 years)

• Delivery: One day a week online, with a minimum of one annual two-week block in London (first year in-person, second year online).

• Outcome: Integrated Transport Planner Degree upon completion

Entry Requirements:

Academic:

• A-Levels: Minimum grades C,C,C in subjects such as Maths, Geography, or IT

• OR a Degree (1st, 2:1 or 2:2) in Geography, Planning, Engineering, or Maths

Skills:

• Excellent communication and analytical skills

• Detail-oriented with strong organisational capabilities

• Confident in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word)

• Strong report writing and presentation abilities

• Proactive and able to work independently

Desirable:

• Understanding of transport planning reports and related guidance

• Familiarity with S106 agreements and sustainability policies

• Prior experience in consultancy (preferred but not essential)

Benefits:

• Full support through Pegasus Group’s Apprentice and Stepping Stones Development Programme

• Access to high-quality mentorship and real project work from day one

• Opportunity to earn a degree without incurring tuition fees

• Excellent overall remuneration and benefits package, including training and progression opportunities

• Work in a forward-thinking company dedicated to diversity, inclusion, and career development

• Become part of a team passionate about enhancing the built and natural environment