This rapid read explains that degree apprenticeships combine on-the-job training with part-time study, typically three to six years, depending on the program and study level. Participants work four days a week and study one day at a university. Apprenticeships at Levels 4 and 5 last two to four years, while Levels 6 and 7 run three to six years. These programs provide practical skills and theoretical knowledge, enhancing employability. Duration can be flexible based on prior qualifications, work experience, and the individual’s capacity to complete the coursework.
