Mammography Associate Apprenticeship - Level 4

The programme is open to all full time members of staff. Where an employee works part-time, the programme will be developed on an individual basis. To become an apprentice candidates must:

• Be 18 years or older
• Be employed in Breast Screening Units or Symptomatic Units
• Be legally allowed to work in the UK
• Have lived in the UK for the last three years
• Have passed and can evidence a level 2 Functional Skill in English AND Maths (or equivalent qualification GCSE old grade C, or new grade 4) or at the minimum ONE of these.

For those who do not hold both of these English and Maths qualifications the apprentice will study the qualification not yet achieved as part of the Apprenticeship. Passing this is a compulsory requirement to progress to end point assessment.

On successful completion, you will attain a Level 4 Certificate in Mammography Associate from Institute of Apprenticeships

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.

The Mammography Apprenticeships course is run in Partnership with St Georges National Breast Education Centre, more information about their work can be found here: stgbec.org.uk

Apprenticeship employers are responsible for paying their apprentice wages.

Apprenticeship employers will provide the apprentice with a formal induction and on-the- job training.

Programme starts with a five day virtual academic week including a two day induction (via Microsoft Teams) delivered by St George's National Breast Education Centre and South Thames College.

In programme learning will be delivered as a blended model, including learning in groups via Microsoft Teams and use of the College's virtual learning environment, Moodle.

A preparatory end point assessment event will be held (via Microsoft Teams) immediately after the end of the 12 month on programme learning and in advance of the compulsory end point assessment.

The apprentice will be supervised in the workplace to demonstrate consistent good practice over the duration of their training.

End-point Assessment (Undertaken by registered End Point Assessment Organisation)

• Examination (MCQ)
• Clinical practice observation and discussion Funding Requirements