1 - Networking

Creating a professional network will provide you with insider knowledge and unparalleled help and advice.

2 - Work Experience

Gaining relevant work experience will help you enhance your CV and LinkedIn profile, and will help you create compelling degree apprenticeship applications.

3 - Upskilling & additional qualifications

If you study additional courses that align with your chosen degree apprenticeship, it will set you apart from the competition.

4 - Curriculum Vitae

Your CV is your passport to success - creating a standout CV that’s tailored to specific job applications will open doors.

5 - Finding Degree Apprenticeships

There’s no central portal where you can find every degree apprenticeship, so understanding how to shortcut this process is essential.

6 - Getting Organised

Most degree apprenticeships are inundated with applications, so missing a deadline is not an option - you will be rejected automatically.

7 - Online Applications

Most applicants fail to make it past the first stage - so understanding how to create a winning online application is key.

8 - Interview Ready

You need to understand the different interview formats (e.g. online, group, face-to-face) and pre-prepare answers and practice - going in cold is not an option.

9 - Selection Process

Organisations use a variety of techniques to assess candidates (e.g. Networking Events, Situational Judgement Tests (SJTs), HireVue) - you have to find out what to expect in advance.

10 - Assessment Day

This is the final stage of the recruitment process - it’s vital you prepare (and know how to prepare) for this day.