Computing, technology and digital apprenticeships
Computing, technology and digital apprenticeships let you earn a wage while you train towards a recognised qualification. You're employed from day one, learning the job by doing it, with time set aside each week for study.
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IT Configuration Technician Apprentice
During this apprenticeship, you will develop your IT knowledge. You will be provided with foundation-level IT knowledge, including mandatory units with both a Hardware and Software pathway.Both pathways within the programme include a core set of modules such as: Methodologies and Principles, Core Technical Knowledge and Security and Legislation.
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IT Desktop Support Apprentice
During this apprenticeship, you’ll build foundational IT knowledge through mandatory units in both Hardware and Software pathways. Bothpathways cover core modules like Methodologies and Principles, Core Technical Knowledge, and Security and Legislation, with options tospecialise in Hardware or Software.
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AI Engineer Degree Apprentice
GMA is seeking its first dedicated AI Engineer to help transform how technology services are delivered to both the business and our SME client base.
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L4 Network Engineer Apprentice
This learner will develop skills with the aim of helping build, deploy, maintain and update IT systems across on premises, cloud and hybrid domains as part of the Next2IT Service Desk.
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Property Acquisition & Asset Management Degree Apprentice
Kick-start your property career with DBR. This apprenticeship offers practical experience in acquisitions, development and asset management, working on live projects with mentoring, training and clear long-term progression opportunities.
BPPWhy computing, technology and digital?
Apprenticeships are how many employers in this sector bring in new people — you get paid experience, a qualification and no tuition debt.
Common questions
Do I need experience to apply?
Usually not. Apprenticeships are designed for people starting out, and employers expect to train you.
Will I be paid?
Yes. Apprentices are employees and must be paid at least the apprentice National Minimum Wage — many employers pay more.
