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Degree Apprenticeships

What is a Degree Apprenticeship?

A Degree Apprenticeship offers an alternative route into higher education, allowing you to combine work with part-time study. These programmes lead to a full BSc or BA Honours degree and typically lasts for 3 or 4 years. The courses are designed in collaboration with employers to ensure they meet industry needs.

Benefits

  • Earn While You Learn: You are paid for both your work and study, with salaries varying depending on the employer. Many employers offer at least £20,000 per year.
  • No Tuition Fees: Your tuition fees are covered by your employer and the government, so you can focus on your studies without financial stress.
  • Extensive Work Experience: Gain valuable work experience throughout your course, which often leads to a permanent job after graduation.

Degree Apprenticeships available at Futureworks from September 2025*

  • Broadcast and Media Systems Engineer
  • Creative Digital Design Professional
  • Digital User Experience (UX) Professional
  • Cyber Security Technical Professional
  • Data Scientist
  • Digital Marketer

Embark on a Degree Apprenticeship at Futureworks and take the first step towards a rewarding career while earning a degree tailored to industry needs.

How to apply

The starting point for any apprenticeship is finding business who are want to employ an apprentice. Our business development team work closely with employers to develop these opportunities and once a vacancy is confirmed it will be advertised on both the Futureworks and Government Apprenticeship websites.

You will usually need appropriate GCSEs and Level 3 qualifications such as A-Levels, BTEC or UAL diplomas. UCAS points will vary depending on the employer.

Contact us

If you’re either a learner or an employers interested in Degree Apprenticeships please contact us at [email protected]

 

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