Learning Providers Graduate Apprenticeships
Become a Graduate Apprenticeship learning provider and help someone gain a degree while they work and earn a wage. We'll guide you through the process and support you.
Deliver learning to Graduate Apprentices
When you’re a Graduate Apprentice learning provider, you:
can offer up to 15 Graduate Apprenticeships
support an apprentice to get a degree
work closely with apprentice employers
shape Scotland’s next generation of graduate employees
Benefits
As a Graduate Apprentice learning provider, you’ll:
build stronger bonds with employers in your community
access funding to help with apprentice training costs
be able to widen your range of courses
play a part in building Scotland’s workforce
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What Graduate Apprenticeships are available?
There are 15 types, or frameworks, of Graduate Apprenticeship. Some examples are:
Frequently asked questions
Got any questions about Graduate Apprenticeships? You might want to know:
How many Graduate Apprenticeship types are there?
There are 15 different Graduate Apprenticeship types available to study at SCQF Level 9 up to SCQF Level 11.
Find out more about Graduate Apprenticeships and how you could get involved as a learning provider.
How are Graduate Apprenticeships funded in Scotland?
Graduate Apprenticeships are now managed by the Scottish Funding Council. Graduate Apprentice learning costs are funded by the Scottish Funding Council and Student Awards Agency Scotland (SAAS).
Funding covers the full duration of the programme. Graduate Apprentices will apply directly to SAAS for the funding.
The eligibility for the Graduate Apprenticeship programme is defined on the SAAS website.
Who can apply for a Graduate Apprenticeship?
To become a Graduate Apprentice, candidates should be at least statutory school leaving age and must have left school before they start the apprenticeship. Candidates can apply before they leave school or any time after that. There’s no maximum age for applying to be a Graduate Apprentice.
To read all eligibility rules about applying for a Graduate Apprenticeship, check out the SAAS website.
Watch this Skills Development Scotland video explaining statutory school leaving age and eligibility for apprenticeships.
What qualifications can a Graduate Apprentice gain?
Graduate Apprentices can obtain a range of qualifications, depending on the occupation and subject area chosen.
The qualifications range from SCQF Level 9 (Ordinary degree level) through to SCQF Level 11 (Masters degree level).
The qualification a Graduate Apprentice obtains at the end is the same as the one they would obtain on a regular course with a university.
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Guidance for Graduate Apprenticeship learning providers
Check out guidance that’s relevant for Graduate Apprenticeship learning providers.
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Graduate Apprenticeships delivery toolkit
This essential toolkit helps you deliver Graduate Apprenticeships. The toolkit contains advice, tips and tools based on real practice.
Get in touch
Need to chat to our team? Call our expert advisers on 0800 783 6000 with any questions about providing training for apprenticeships.