How much money do you earn – Milliampere Zone

Question: How much money do you earn
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Asked by view128cup to Allanah, Daniel, Emma, Matt, Nadine, Ryan on 10 Jun 2019. This question was also asked by join128ace, game128ace, hawk128ace, five128ace, free128ace, name128ear, cake128pen, danni 1242, callum, city128tap, keira.h.
- Nadine Priestman answered on 10 Jun 2019:
  
  About £21,000 but this can be increase if we have a pay rise or a bonus.
  To get an increase, I would need to do a ‘boarding’ which is like a promotion and involves putting together a pack about the work I’m doing but at a higher level and then being interviewed by a panel.
- Allanah Green answered on 10 Jun 2019:
  
  My salary increases every year of my apprenticeship. I started on 18k and will finish with around 32k or more depending on my performance.
  A lot of the time salary is down to managers discretion but the engineering field usually has a good salary range and there is always room to progress.
- Ryan Smith answered on 10 Jun 2019:
  
  I started my graduate scheme on just over £26,000, and it will be just over £30,000 by the end of the two years (I am half way through). There is always space to go higher as well. It is a good starting wage!
- Matt Keith answered on 10 Jun 2019:
  
  As a PhD student, I started on £14,000 per year which is lower than most jobs, but it is tax free and you can earn some extra money through teaching. When this is included, it’s more like £19,000 per year which is about the same as £22,000 per year in a job where you have to pay tax.
- Daniel Wye answered on 10 Jun 2019:
  
  I earn approx £35,000 per year, which rises annually based on my performance and the performance of my team. To get to this level I started as an apprentice on approx £12,000 per year, but through getting additional qualifications and experience, I have worked my way up through the levels to reach my current role.

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