Degree Apprenticeship in Digital and Technology - September 2025

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Liverpool
1 year ago
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Get to know yourself through an EY apprenticeship It’s okay to not know everything when it comes to your career, as it’s only just beginning. We’re here to support you Our degree apprenticeships enable you to supercharge your career and shape your future with confidence. From bots that do number crunching, sustainability projects that positively impact people and the planet, or transforming businesses through technology, we have opportunities to match your passion and strengths. Supercharge your career through our Degree Apprenticeship in Digital and Technology You’ll progress even faster than university-goers, as the projects you’ll work on will provide you with lots of practical experience to fast-track your career. This four-year programme allows you to gain hands-on paid work as you study towards a BSc degree in Digital and Technology solutions with BPP University. You will: - Specialise in Data Architecture and Integration, Solution Engineering and Development; Data Science; Technology Operations and Service Delivery or Cyber and Information Security - Analyse data sets, design, prototype and build new tech solutions for clients, and advise different teams on leveraging new technologies - Help clients use the latest tech to deal with complex issues like fraud, automating compliance processes, chatbots and the future of work You'll be in a supportive team and will receive regular coaching and mentoring. You'll be learning on-the-job and will be given access to regular training opportunities. Plus, your experience doesn't stop once you've completed the programme - we'll continue to give you opportunities to progress within EY. Get to know us In a world that’s changing faster than ever, our purpose acts as our North Star, guiding our 400,000 people — providing the context and meaning for the work we do every day. At EY, our purpose is to shape a future with confidence. The insights and services we provide help build trust and confidence in the financial markets and in economies the world over - playing a critical role in building a better working world for our people, for our clients and for our communities. Sound like the career for you? Apply now and start to shape your future with confidence. Eligibility Criteria We operate an open access policy, meaning we don’t screen out applications on your academic performance alone. You will, however, need to be working towards an honours degree in any subject, have a minimum of grade 4/C GCSE (or equivalent) in English Language and Maths, and three A-levels/Five Highers (or equivalent) to be eligible to apply.

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