The University of Buckingham apprenticeship provision has received a GOOD rating in all areas of its latest Ofsted inspection.
The inspectors particularly noted the high levels of tutorial and pastoral support offered to apprentices, the advice and guidance provided by the careers team, and the expert teaching on the apprenticeship programmes. They also recognised the university's commitment to continuing to improve and grow its apprenticeship provision.
The University of Buckingham is dedicated to providing exceptional education and training opportunities and programs cater to various career paths, including:
- Senior Leader Apprenticeship
- Digital and Technology Solutions Professional Apprenticeship
- Postgraduate Teacher Apprenticeship with QTS and PGCE
Emma Ward Apprenticeship Manager at The University of Buckingham explains, "We are delighted to announce our apprenticeship provision has received this good rating, it follows the good rating already awarded to our teachers apprenticeship in 2022. We are pleased that the inspectors recognised our commitment to high-quality education and our dedication to helping our apprentices excel in their careers.
We welcome enquiries from local businesses who want to explore apprenticeship roles within their companies and equally we welcome interest from people who want to explore apprenticeship options for themselves."
Renata Franczak who is currently undertaking her MSc Applied Data Science (Degree Apprenticeship) with Bucks based Vitalograph said, "My apprenticeship helped me to build up the confidence in my skills that allow me to be a part of the success of a growing company."
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