The Digital Support Technician apprenticeship will provide teaching towards the knowledge, skills and behaviours of the apprenticeship standard. Apprentices will then work towards an end-point assessment with an independent end-point assessor from City and Guilds. Apprentices will also have the chance to gain industry recognised technical certifications.
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Computing and Information Technology
Level 3 Digital Support Technician Apprenticeship
Apprenticeship
Computing and Information Technology
Flexible
Study Mode
Apprenticeship
Start Date, Location
Aug 2025, Flexible
Duration
week
Cost
£.00
per academic year.
Course Overview
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What will I learn?
During this apprenticeship you’ll help to devise digital productivity solutions and roll them out in the organisation. You’ll become a digital champion, training and supporting colleagues to make the best use of digital tools and diagnose problems. You’ll assist with digital operations and digital change projects. You will also provide internal end-user application support allowing the colleagues you’re supporting to use systems with confidence.
Entry Requirements
Apprentices without Level 2 English and maths will need to achieve this level prior to completion of their apprenticeship.
Study, Assessment and Qualifications
You’ll complete a portfolio of work-based assessments, projects and presentations in preparation for your End Point Assessment, alongside technical exams for knowledge. You’ll also complete a synoptic project, which you’ll present at EPA, along with a professional discussion based on your portfolio.
Additional Costs and Information
– Delivered in the workplace and/or remotely, with a visit from your tutor every 4-6 weeks.
– There is no WCUC attendance for this apprenticeship.
– You’ll need to record a minimum of 6 hours per week ‘off-the-job’ training time. This can include college attendance, work shadowing, training, workshops, online learning, tutor sessions, revision, webinars, industry visits – anything that supports your learning on the apprenticeship.
– There is no WCUC attendance for this apprenticeship.
– You’ll need to record a minimum of 6 hours per week ‘off-the-job’ training time. This can include college attendance, work shadowing, training, workshops, online learning, tutor sessions, revision, webinars, industry visits – anything that supports your learning on the apprenticeship.
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