Wimbledon Technical Trainee Programme 2026 Go behind the scenes of one of the world�s most prestigious sporting events! NEP UK is offering an exciting opportunity for three Technical Trainees to join our engineering teams behind the 2026 Wimbledon Championships � one of the most complex and high-profile live broadcasts in the world. This hands-on placement offers an unparalleled chance to experience live broadcast engineering in action, working alongside industry-leading professionals across multiple technical disciplines. We are inviting applications for placements lasting up to 15 days, either during the Rig phase ( 11 th �26 th June 2026 ) and/or Transmission phase ( 29 th June � 12 th July 2026 ). Who We�re Looking For We welcome applicants 18 years and older, ideally with a background or keen interest in engineering, broadcast technology, or media production systems. You must have Right to Work in the UK. You�ll be a confident communicator, a proactive problem-solver, and a team player with an enthusiasm for Outside Broadcasting (OB) and live event production. No prior broadcast experience is required � just curiosity, technical aptitude, and the drive to learn. Applicants with previous study in a relevant field would be preferred. What You�ll Learn Successful candidates will gain invaluable real-world experience in the engineering and operations that power a live global sports broadcast. You�ll work closely with experts including: Senior Engineers � Discover how complex broadcast systems are designed, deployed, and maintained. Vision Engineers � Learn essential video engineering skills, including racking, signal routing, and fault-finding. Sound Engineers � Explore audio signal paths, equipment testing, and communication systems. Sound Supervisors � Gain insights into microphone placement and live sport audio mixing. Edit & Ingest Engineers � Understand replay workflows, media storage solutions, and content logging systems. Camera Operators � Get hands-on exposure to broadcast camera technology and operating techniques. Technical Management & Coordinators � Learn how large-scale broadcast operations are planned, scheduled, and delivered. This traineeship offers a unique chance to apply engineering principles in a fast-paced, real-world broadcast environment, contributing to one of the biggest annual productions in sports television. Additional Information Placement Dates: 11 th June � 12 th July 2026 Location: Wimbledon, London (on-site only; travel by public transport required as no parking available) Expenses: Up to �100 per day (covering travel and subsistence) Applicants must be available to work outdoors in varying weather conditions. How to Apply Please submit a brief cover letter (up to 500 words) outlining: � Your field of study or interest � Relevant experience or training � Why you�re motivated to take part in this unique opportunity Applications close on 31 st January 2026.