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SETU welcomed 96 ESB Networks apprentices to mark the completion of their training at a graduation ceremony

The event marked a day of celebration for apprentices who completed their four-year programme. 96 apprentices received their level six Electrical Trade Certificate alongside their supportive family, friends and ESB representatives.

Apprentices, family and friends were welcomed by Frank Murphy, Senior Manager, Technical Training and Development at ESB Networks. Frank shared 

Today is a celebration not only of what you have achieved, but of the role you will play in shaping Ireland's future. You have earned a world-class qualification and are entering a profession that sits at the heart of the transition to a low-carbon economy. Every line you build, every connection you make and every challenge you overcome will help enable a more sustainable, resilient and net zero future for generations to come

Frank Murphy Senior Manager, Technical Training and Development at ESB Networks
ESB Networks and SETU come together for the ESB Networks Apprenticeship Graduation

The ESB Networks Electrical Apprenticeship Programme is a great gateway to a rewarding career in the energy sector, combining college-based learning and hands-on experience within ESB Networks.

In 2025 SETU and ESB Networks collaborated together to form a partnership that highlights the shared commitment to skills development, education, and technological progress. The partnership explores new methods of technology, including blended delivery models and virtual reality applications. The collaboration has successfully strengthened the gap between industry and academia.

ESB Networks Apprentice Graduate

We are delighted to be able to celebrate the hard work of the ESB Networks Apprentices. SETU’s collaboration with ESB Networks enhances the energy sector while developing learning, upskilling and innovation. Together, we are able to share expertise, develop cutting-edge training programmes and benefit the wider community

Anne Meaney SETU’s Head of Extended Campus