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Education & Training
 United Kingdom
Nuclear Authorities and Governmental Organisation
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HMS Sultan
HMS Sultan is the home of Royal Naval School of Marine Engineering (RNSME) and the Royal Naval Air Engineering and Survival School (RNAESS) whose primary function is to supply the Fleet with engineering Officers and Ratings of the highest quality.
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The Nuclear Department
The Nuclear Department (ND) provides academic training and education for naval and civilian personnel appointed to posts in support of the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Programme (NNPP). The ND also provides training for RN and civilian personnel appointed to post in support of the shore-based elements of the NNPP, and several bespoke courses are provided for the wider UK nuclear industry. These courses range from short introductory-level courses targeting a wide audience, through to an advanced MSc-level course for nuclear design engineers. Specialist training is also provided in areas as diverse as health physics, instrument calibration, nuclear decommissioning and radiochemistry. ND teaching is kept up-to-date by staff undertaking research in a range of nuclear fields, the results of which feed directly into MoD's wider NNPP research programme.
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British Energy – part of EDF Energy
British Energy is now a wholly owned subsidiary of EDF S.A. and is divided in three sections:
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British Energy Generation
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District Energy
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British Energy Renewable
and owns eight nuclear power stations
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Graduate programme
The twelve-month graduate programme is designed to introduce the graduate to the company by building students’ knowledge and experience within the Existing Nuclear part of the business. During this programme the candidates will undertake formal technical and commercial awareness training. They will also work across a number of locations to build their knowledge and operational focus.
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Nuclear Decommissioning Authority NDA
NDA offers a workshop on new waste storage guidelines, which aims to bring all UK store operators together, including NDA, British Energy and the MoD. Discussions will focus on experience to date, lessons that can be learned, areas to share information, road-testing of the emerging guidelines and future direction for the guidelines.
Ultimately, the goal is to ensure a consistent and robust approach to packaging and store lifetimes across the UK, as well as enhance the confidence of regulators, Government and local stakeholders.
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