✦Quick Answer
What apprenticeships jobs are hiring in Ireland?
The Apprenticeships sector in Ireland hires continuously for roles including Electrician Apprentice, Plumbing Apprentice, Carpentry Apprentice, Mechanic Apprentice, Accounting Technician, ICT Apprentice. Salaries typically range from €22,000 – €45,000 (earn while you learn). Browse 15 live apprenticeships jobs on JobsIrish.ie and apply directly.
Key Takeaways
- •15 live apprenticeships jobs on JobsIrish.ie
- •Typical salary range: €22,000 – €45,000 (earn while you learn)
- •Top roles: Electrician Apprentice, Plumbing Apprentice, Carpentry Apprentice
- •Visa sponsorship available for shortage occupations
Live Apprenticeships Jobs in Ireland
John Paul Construction
Tetra Tech Europe
Synopsys Inc
Primark Stores Limited
Primark Stores Limited
Arekibo - Digital Consultancy
Popular Apprenticeships Roles in Ireland
Apprenticeships in Ireland combine on-the-job training with study across craft trades, engineering, finance, ICT and hospitality. They offer an earn-while-you-learn route to qualifications without student debt. The most in-demand apprenticeships roles right now include Electrician Apprentice, Plumbing Apprentice, Carpentry Apprentice, Mechanic Apprentice, Accounting Technician, ICT Apprentice.
Why Work in Apprenticeships?
Apprenticeships lead to internationally recognised qualifications, paid from day one, with strong long-term earnings. Craft apprenticeships (electrician, plumber, carpenter) are in critical shortage, boosting pay and security.
Average Apprenticeships Salaries in Ireland
Typical salaries in the Apprenticeships sector range from €22,000 – €45,000 (earn while you learn), varying by experience, qualification and location. Senior and specialised apprenticeships roles sit at the top of the range. See our Salary Guides for role-by-role detail.
Career Advice for Apprenticeships Professionals
Looking to break into or progress within Apprenticeships? Our Career Advice Centre covers CV tips, interview preparation, qualifications and visa sponsorship guidance tailored to the Irish market.