Further Details | |
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Course Code | MY10331 |
Location | Distance Learning |
Duration | Part Time, 18 months |
Department | Apprenticeships |
Start Date | Roll On, Roll Off |
End Date | Roll On, Roll Off |
Course Overview
The Level 2 UCD Apprenticeship has been designed with employers in Wales to equip employees with foundational UCD skills that they need to be able to perform their role. This Apprenticeship programme is designed to provide a robust vocational route to fulfilling associate level trainee UCD skills needs that are integral for employees to take full advantage of opportunities in the workplace.
Associate UCD roles covered by this framework could be within:
• Specialist user centred design agencies delivering user-driven services to clients.
• Service delivery functions of private and public sector organisations requiring user centred design principles to be embedded into their operations.
Associate UCD roles covered by this framework could be within:
• Specialist user centred design agencies delivering user-driven services to clients.
• Service delivery functions of private and public sector organisations requiring user centred design principles to be embedded into their operations.
Work Based Assessment
There are no specific entry requirements for this framework. It is, however, recommended that to enter onto the Level 2 UCD Apprenticeship the candidate has English and Maths GCSE’s grade G or above (or equivalent qualifications).
For the Level 3 UCD Apprenticeship it is recommended that the candidate has English and Maths GCSE’s grade C or above (or equivalent qualifications). And for the Level 4 UCD Apprenticeship, most employers will require good (A*-C) GCSE passes in English and Maths and relevant A levels as a minimum for entry into a UCD job role. However, these recommendations are not essential.
Applicants may have prior experience or qualifications in digital technologies, but this is not mandatory as training providers and employers will deliver programmes of training based on the approved up to date UCD qualifications tailored to meet individual needs, recognising prior qualifications and experience.
For the Level 3 UCD Apprenticeship it is recommended that the candidate has English and Maths GCSE’s grade C or above (or equivalent qualifications). And for the Level 4 UCD Apprenticeship, most employers will require good (A*-C) GCSE passes in English and Maths and relevant A levels as a minimum for entry into a UCD job role. However, these recommendations are not essential.
Applicants may have prior experience or qualifications in digital technologies, but this is not mandatory as training providers and employers will deliver programmes of training based on the approved up to date UCD qualifications tailored to meet individual needs, recognising prior qualifications and experience.
The Level 2 UCD Apprenticeship programme offers successful apprentices the opportunity to progress to the Level 3 UCD apprenticeship. They can progress academic studies to advanced diplomas and HNC in a related digital technology programme. They can also progress within their job role and pursue their learning by undertaking additional technical professional qualifications in UCD. Apprentices who complete this Level 2 apprenticeship programme can progress within their career to take on additional responsibilities and more senior support positions, utilising their expanding technical expertise within the organisation.
Apprenticeship Funding available
For cost, please contact our Employer Engagement team on 0300 30 30 006 or email
employers@cambria.ac.uk
For cost, please contact our Employer Engagement team on 0300 30 30 006 or email
employers@cambria.ac.uk
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