Digital Product Manager Apprenticeship - Level 4

Employers will set their own entry criteria; the minimum academic entry is maths and English GCSEs at a grade 4/C or above.

The Apprenticeship can lead to employment in businesses and organisations that rely on Digital Products to improve themselves, such as consultancies, finance and insurance firms, through to marketing and advertising agencies. You can also consider continuing your studies with the Level 6 Digital User Experience (UX) Professional Degree Apprenticeship

Click on the Apply link on this page to start the application process

For further guidance and information if you are not currently employed in a suitable role please have a look at Apprenticeship FAQs

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

The course is split into several phases: During the on-programme training phase of an apprenticeship, apprentices develop skills through online college sessions via MS Teams one day every other week, while simultaneously building a portfolio that documents their learning and practical work experience. This structured approach helps apprentices gain the knowledge, skills, and behaviours expected from a competent Digital Product 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 up to 24 months plus EPA. Learning takes place mainly during the employment through the development of 'on the job' skills, supported by your college based 'off the job training' which will take place online via MS Teams for one day every other week, during the college term.

The apprentice has to successfully achieve their End Point Assessment (EPA) which includes;

• Knowledge test - multiple choice exam paper,
• Practical test and Interview underpinned by a portfolio of evidence.