Johnson Matthey
A global leader in sustainable technologies, specializing in advanced metals chemistry and process technologies. With a history spanning over 200 years, Johnson Matthey is known for its expertise in catalysts, process technologies, and precious metals.
Years awarded: 2024, 2025
Region: London
Size: 50-249 employees
Sector: Energy chemicals and utilities, Construction and engineering
Developing future-ready process engineers through inhouse training
Themes: Talent pipeline / Career pathways; Upskilling
Topics: Academy; In-house
Johnson Matthey’s Process Engineering Development Programme prepares graduates for hybrid technical-commercial roles in sustainable technology. The four-year accredited programme delivers strong ROI, low attrition and rapid progression, with 75–100% of job levels filled by programme alumni. It attracts up to 500 applicants annually and boasts 49% female participation, helping to future-proof the organisation’s workforce.
Providing apprentices with green skills needed for the future
Themes: Apprenticeships; Culture; Leadership and Management; Talent pipeline / Career pathways; Upskilling
Topics: Academy; Bespoke training; Coaching and mentoring; Customer service / Customer experience; Green skills / Net zero / ESG; Neurodiversity; People with barriers
As a global leader in sustainable technologies, Johnson Matthey developed a Lean Six Sigma Apprenticeship Programme which is closely aligned to the strategic aims of the business. Focusing on growth in emerging green technology markets, apprentices deliver strategic projects that lead to sustained benefits back to the business, including a 90% retention rate over 4 years and impressive, proven annual savings linked to the programme.
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Royal recognition for employers who invest in training and development in the UK and Ireland
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52 organisations receive royal recognition for tremendous training and incredible impact in 2024
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