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| 17 Nov 2025 | |
| General News |
They work closely with prosthesis, technical skills and specialist tools to build functional limbs that help people move more easily and live more independently.
The yearly salary in the UK starts at around £25k-£28k. With more experience or training this can rise to £35k+ a year.
You typically need GCSEs, including English, Maths and Science. After that you can apply for a level 3 apprenticeship in prosthetic and orthotic technical support, which includes both on the job training and studying at college. Alternatively, you may study mechanical engineering or manufacturing then find work and train on the job.
For more information, consider an Engineering Pathway.
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