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Come to a November Open Evening
We annually invest £1million into our campus facilities, so why not come and check them out at a November Open Evening?
We annually invest £1million into our campus facilities, so why not come and check them out at a November Open Evening?
The Cyber Security Degree Apprenticeship is partnership with UWE Bristol.
Taught by UWE Bristol lecturers, apprentices earn a UWE Bristol degree, in new, world-class facilities within easy reach of work or home.
With the average student debt of £50,000, apprenticeships are an excellent, debt-free route to a degree.
There are no tuition fees and student loans, apprentices are paid while they earn, gaining experience with a reputable business.
A typical cyber security apprentice can earn over £18,000 per year.
You'll study the apprenticeship for three years, plus an end point assessment, with the opportunity to progress to a Masters upon completion.
Apprenticeship graduates will be able to operate autonomously; lead teams that manage cyber security risks and secure solutions end-to-end; and be able to detect and respond to incidents.
Delivered in partnership with the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol), the DATS PID apprenticeship equips learners with much needed and in demand digital and technical skills. This programme offers Software Engineer and Network Engineer specialisations in the second year of study.
For those seeking an alternative to traditional academic routes, Level 3 apprenticeships provide an excellent opportunity to kickstart their professional journey. Combining practical experience with structured learning, these apprenticeships offer a unique pathway that equips individuals with valuable skills, industry knowledge, and a head start in their chosen field.
Our new Level 3 Machining Technician Apprenticeship Standard was designed to contribute to Gloucestershire’s engineering talent pool by equipping the sector’s current and future workforce with skills, knowledge and behaviours in line with the latest industry requirements. It was tailored to meet the needs of Gloucestershire-based engineering and manufacturing companies of all sizes.
Just before Easter, the draft document with new apprenticeship funding rules for 23/24 was released by the Department for Education making it easier for providers and employers to access the apprenticeship system.