Apprenticeships on offer

Apprenticeships delivered by Oxford Brookes University

Apprenticeship	Qualification	Level	Next start date
Advanced Clinical Practitioner Degree Apprenticeship	MSc Advanced Clinical Practice	Level 7	January 2023
Architect Degree Apprenticeship	MArchD in Architecture Part 2 and Part 3 (ARB accredited)	Level 7	January 2023
Chartered Town Planner Degree Apprenticeship	MSc Spatial Planning (RTPI accredited)	Level 7	January 2023
District Nurse Apprenticeship	PGDip District Nursing	Level 7	September 2023
Nursing Associate Higher Apprenticeship	FdSc Nursing Associate	Level 5	January 2023
Senior Leader Apprenticeship	PGCert Senior Leaders Business Administration *	Level 7	March 2023
Senior People Professional Apprenticeship (HR Specialism)	PGDip Human Resource Management *	Level 7	September 2023
Specialist Community Public Health Nurse Apprenticeship	PGDip Specialist Community Public Health Nursing	Level 7	September 2023

* Can be claimed for as an exit qualification, and is not a mandatory apprenticeship requirement.

Apprenticeships delivered by our Associate College Partners

Oxford Brookes collaborate with a number of regional Colleges who deliver Oxford Brookes academic programmes as part of their apprenticeships. Apprentices are awarded an Oxford Brookes qualification (Bachelor or Foundation degrees), in addition to achieving the overall apprenticeship delivered by the College as main provider.

Apprentices enrol with the College for completion of the apprenticeship and also with the University - and so can enjoy the student benefits and utilise support services of both.

Apprenticeship	Main provider / location	Qualification
Chartered Manager	Abingdon and Witney College Solihull College and University Centre Wiltshire College	BA (Hons) in Business and Management Practice in partnership with Oxford Brookes University
Engineering (various standards)	Abingdon and Witney College Solihull College and University Centre	Foundation Degrees in partnership with Oxford Brookes University
Health Care Assistant Practitioner	New College Swindon	Foundation Degree in Health and Social Care in partnership with Oxford Brookes University

Apprentices profiles

“The main benefit of doing an apprenticeship programme is that you are mixing work and study at the same time - and at Brookes we are exposed to a lot technical modules.”

Kudzai Chirumuuta - Architect Apprentice Level 7, Foster + Partners

“I always dreamed of being a Nurse, after three years as a Healthcare assistant, I wanted to try and further my career.”

Amy Stirton - Nursing Associate Apprentice Level 5, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust

“I was looking for the opportunity to convert my skills from management to leadership and I think that my learning so far has put me on the right track.”

Jo Mason - Senior Leader Apprentice Level 7, University of Oxford