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A degree apprenticeship is a program that combines work and training, allowing you to earn a salary while learning and completing a recognised qualification. 

Apprenticeships deliver fantastic value for both individuals and organisations. We’re committed to apprenticeships – and have enrolled 1,000 apprentices since 2018. So, we’re proudly celebrating all our current, previous and future apprentices this National Apprenticeship Week.

MP visits Sheffield site to learn how hydrogen could help decarbonise city's famous steel industry.

This National Apprenticeship Week, E.ON Next has conducted exclusive polling about the benefits of apprenticeship.

With the UK leading the charge on the sustainable journey, don’t miss the opportunity to join a program that shapes that sustainable future.

Brits want a greener future — but is the pace of change fast enough? An E.ON survey reveals overwhelming public support for investment in renewable energy, green jobs and sustainable infrastructure. Yet, only 1 in 8 people feel it's happening fast enough. 

Race Equality Week is a powerful opportunity for us to reflect, learn, and take meaningful action toward a more equitable future.

The first in our series profiling the people driving innovation at E.ON. As Head of Digital at E.ON Next, Abdul Khaled’s creative approach to technology and team leadership is transforming the energy customer experience.

Time to Talk Day is today and at E.ON, we’ve encouraged our colleagues to join in for a day dedicated to conversations about mental health. Whether seeking support or offering it, many discovered that a simple chat could make a significant difference.

By making the most of Britain's unused rooftops, we can unlock the country's true solar potential.

The leading venue for business, sport and live events, Coventry Building Society Arena, has entered into a sustainability partnership with E.ON to drive the Arena’s continued decarbonisation.

Colleagues across our business help our customers in all sorts of ways every day – and they don’t let bad weather get in the way of that.