CertEd Learning and Skills Teacher, Higher Apprenticeship, Certificate in Education

Completing the apprenticeship gives the learner a formal qualification to support their career. Further appropriate jobs include working as a learning and skills teacher or trainer in a private business, an FE college, an independent training provider, and adult community learning or offender learning. The apprentice can also further their studies on relevant continuing professional development or degree courses at the University.

The apprentice must be in a suitable job role to undertake the award, which includes a minimum of 100 hours of teaching/training within the setting. They must also satisfactorily meet the job role analysis specifications before enrolment to ensure they have regular contact with learners.

To be accepted to a degree apprenticeship course, you must have support from your employer and meet the course entry requirements - you can find these below.

• English and maths

• Before starting their Teesside University apprenticeship, learners must hold Level 2 qualifications in English and maths.