Chartered Manager Degree Apprenticeship - Level 6

Candidates should be employed in a management or supervisory role and require the support of their employer.

Typically, candidates will have A levels (or equivalent) or existing level 3 qualifications, and English and Maths level 2.

Successful apprentices will have the option to apply for professional recognition as Chartered Managers and Members of the Chartered Management Institute (CMgr MCMI) and/or as a member of the Institute for Leadership & Management or other relevant professional body.

The course will use a mix of online resources, academic texts and knowledge input from experienced qualified teachers and blended learning. The students will create a workplace skills portfolio. To achieve final qualification an end point assessment will need to take place to test skills, knowledge and behaviour.

For specific information about this course degree, please email louise.haythornthwaite@stcg.ac.uk

Click on the Apply link on this page to start the application process if you are in or have secured a suitable job for the Apprenticeship.

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If you are an employer and interested in any of our Apprenticeships for your staff, please email our dedicated apprenticeship team at business@stcg.ac.uk

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The course is split into a number of phases: On-programme Training and development takes place during this part of the apprenticeship, with apprentices attending college one day every two weeks, plus self-study days in the interim weeks. During this time, you will develop a portfolio. During their training, apprentices will develop the knowledge, skills and behaviours expected from a competent Professional Manager.

End Point Assessment (EPA) is the final stage that an apprentice goes through to complete their apprenticeship. The apprentice must show their learning to an independent end-point assessor and the overall grade available is distinction, pass or fail.

The apprenticeship duration is 3 years plus the final preparation for the EPA. The total time may vary by student but we aim for completion within 3.5 years.

On programme knowledge and skills assessment;

• Regular assessments involving employer and college
• Portfolio of evidence demonstrating learning and development activities within their role
• 360-degree evidence review within ongoing development portfolio

Gateway

• Submission of portfolio and work based project
• Successful completion of Management Degree

End Point Assessment (EPA)

• Involving a range of assessments including Presentation and Interview