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Become an apprentice

Study for a degree while you apply your learning to real-world projects in the workplace

Jack Forrest, BSc (Hons) Science with Education and QTS

'Chemistry is cool. There is so much for students to engage with and the benefits of studying the subject know no limits.'

Construction and chartered surveying

Gain the skills to assess properties for defects, future issues or problems

Case studies

How our placement students are helping UC Build

We interviewed Neil Hennessey, a Director of UC Build, to learn more about his experience working with our placement students in Quantity Surveying and Construction Project Management.

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Work placements internships
Built environment

“We want to nurture young talent for the future.”

We spoke to Julie Harris, L&D Business Partner in Operations and Early Careers at Premier Foods to find out what impact apprentices have made on their business.

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Food
Higher and degree apprenticeships

Work-ready students bring fresh ideas and expertise to SMEs

It's been a difficult year for businesses. But our work-ready students have been on hand to provide cost-effective support, fresh ideas and expertise.

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Work placements internships
Sport

“After attending the Help to Grow: Management course, I've got more confidence to expand my brand”

Kelvin Quick owner of China Red and ALS Gongcha shares his experience of our Help to Grow: Management Course.

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Leadership
Food
Case studies

Working at Co-op Food as a degree apprentice

Read about Caitlin’s experience working as a Food Technologist at Co-op Food. She enrolled on our Technical Degree Apprenticeship Programme in 2021 after finding an opportunity that allowed her to kick-start her career in the food industry.

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Food
Higher and degree apprenticeships

“Fresh perspectives have benefited our brand.”

Picture Perfect Photography is a creative photography studio that helps companies and individuals produce creative and specialist images.

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Tourism, hospitality and events
Work placements internships

Discourses of Voluntary Action at two 'Transformational Moments' of the Welfare State, the 1940s and 2010s

Client: ESRC | Staff: Rob Macmillan, Professor Irene Hardill (Northumbria University) Dr Georgina Brewis (University College London) Dr Angela Ellis Paine (University of Birmingham) Dr Rose Lindsay (University of Southampton)

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Voluntary and community sector
 

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