Getting a new job
If you’re not employed full-time or working for an employer that can cover the fees and support your degree apprenticeship, you'll have to find a company that provides that. We will assist you by offering a list of companies that hire apprentices.
You'll go through their standard recruitment process and we'll assess your academic suitability for the course once you've applied.
Applying through your current employer
If you’re a full-time worker and would like to do a degree apprenticeship with your current company, ask them to complete our enquiry form so we can explain to them what how we can start a partnership.
The first thing we’ll do is talk to your your employer about your academic suitability for the course you want to do. When we receive a confirmation that we can support you in your studies, we'll ask you to complete an application form so we can further analyse your academic and professional suitability for the course.
Getting paid
The starting salary for degree apprenticeships range from £12,000–£18,000 a year. The employer may set the amount, but the legal requirement is that apprentices earn at least the minimum wage.