Embedded Electronic Systems Design and Development Engineer L6 Degree Apprenticeship (ST0151) v2

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Katy Reed

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£440,000

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Staff training services

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2 weeks from now

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3 days ago

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To provide the off-the-job training component of the Embedded Electronic Systems Design and Development Engineer L6 Degree Apprenticeship, for three cohorts of apprentices transferring from another provider. The apprenticeship will be funded via the apprenticeship levy.  End-Point assessment will be performed by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), and the IET will also accredit the degree element of the apprenticeship.

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