More than 50 apprentices are beginning their careers with British Steel this month as the firm develops the next generation of steelmakers.

Thirty of the newcomers, who will be based at the company's manufacturing headquarters in Scunthorpe, have taken up positions in electrical, mechanical, and fabrication and welding disciplines.

At British Steel's facilities in Teesside and Skinningrove, 14 fresh apprentices are commencing their studies whilst 12 technical and functional apprentices will also be joining the organisation imminently. Combined, the 56 apprentices represent the first intake to join Britain's sole primary steelmaker in three years.

British Steel CEO (interim) Allan Bell said: "We are delighted to be welcoming our new apprentices into the business. They are an important pa

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