HIGHER AND DEGREE APPRENTICESHIPS Are you looking to combine training and skills development with on-the-job experience? An Apprenticeship could be for you.
Courses available: • Building Control Degree Apprenticeship
At the University of Wolverhampton, we offer Higher and Degree Apprenticeships that combine learning on and off the job, so you can gain higher level skills, technical knowledge and practical experience to further your career.
• Chartered Surveyor Degree Apprenticeship
• Chartered Manager Degree Apprenticeship • Civil Engineering Degree Apprenticeship • Design and Development Engineer Degree Apprenticeship • Digital and Technology Solutions Professional Degree Apprenticeship • Environmental Health Practitioner Degree Apprenticeship • Healthcare Science Practitioner (Cardiac Physiology and Respiratory and Sleep Physiology) Degree Apprenticeship • Laboratory Scientist (Chemistry) Degree Apprenticeship • Manufacturing Engineer Degree Apprenticeship • Nursing Associate Higher Apprenticeship • Nursing Degree Apprenticeship • Occupational Therapy Degree Apprenticeship
Tel: 0800 953 3222 Email: apprenticeshiphub@wlv.ac.uk Visit: wlv.ac.uk/apprenticeships
• Senior Leader Degree Apprenticeship • Social Work Degree Apprenticeship • Teacher Degree Apprenticeship
What are Higher and Degree Apprenticeships? Higher Apprenticeships are all Apprenticeships which include the achievement of academic and vocational qualifications from certificate of higher education/HNC level (NVQ Level 4) and above. If you choose a Degree Apprenticeship, you will achieve a full Bachelor’s or Master’s degree (NVQ Levels 6 and 7) as a core component of the Apprenticeship.
How long does it take to complete?
How is a Higher or Degree Apprenticeship delivered?
The duration of a Higher or Degree Apprenticeship can vary, between one to six years.
Do you need to be employed? You will need to secure an apprenticeship role yourself. You may have been with your current employer for some time or only recently started a job, but you must ALREADY be employed to undertake an Apprenticeship. The job must be relevant to the Apprenticeship, you’ll be employed for the duration of the programme and must work at least 30 hours per week.
How much does it cost? A Higher or Degree Apprenticeship won’t cost you, the Apprentice, anything – your employer and the government cover the costs of your training and assessment.
Find out more Our Apprenticeship Hub is a one-stop destination where you can access valuable resources, support and information on our Apprenticeship programmes. Your employer can call: 0800 953 322 or email: apprenticeshiphub@wlv.ac.uk to find out where an Apprenticeship could take you in the future.
What are the benefits?
To find an apprenticeship you can visit:
As an Apprentice studying with us, you will:
• The National Apprenticeship website for vacancies: findapprenticeship. service.gov.uk/apprenticeshipsearch
• earn while you learn: you’ll be employed and paid at least the national minimum Apprenticeship wage • develop in-demand workplace skills for a defined professional role
• Sector-specific websites such as: wmjobs.co.uk for local authority roles jobs.nhs.uk for NHS jobs
• get a head-start with an employer who wants to invest in your future
• UCAS can also provide information: ucas.com/apprenticeships-in-the-uk
• begin your journey to membership of a professional body • benefit from our state-of-the-art facilities, multi-million pound investment and student learning opportunities.
For more useful information and resources for parents and students, visit:
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Our Apprenticeships are a combination of learning on and off the job, at the highest level. It brings workplace training, your programme of study and your full-time job together.