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Please note, not all degree apprenticeship vacancies will be advertised through our website, so it is worth checking the GOV.UK website or contacting your current/prospective employer directly to see if they have any vacancies available.

Ready to apply? Read our how to apply guidance below.

Currently open degree apprenticeship vacancies

This job role is based at Bank House, Bank House Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 6QF, United Kingdom

The Oliver Wyman Data & Analytics Apprenticeship in Newcastle offers a three-year programme combining theoretical learning with practical project work. Apprentices will manage individual project workstreams, develop hypotheses, collect and analyse data, and present insights. The role is designed for ambitious, innovative individuals interested in STEM and digital analytics. Strong analytical, communication, and independent working skills are essential. The apprentices will receive in-depth training and guidance from both Oliver Wyman and the University of Exeter, with the opportunity to work in a consultative and entrepreneurial environment. 

Throughout your first few years, they will closely monitor your progress and offer coaching, training and support to help you achieve your long-term career goals at Oliver Wyman.

In conjunction with the University of Exeter, this degree apprenticeship program spans across 3 years including the end point assessment. The collaborative nature of this programme between the University of Exeter and Oliver Wyman, allow the apprentices to apply their theoretical knowledge and implement practical work-based learning.

Upon successful completion, you'll be awarded the prestigious University of Exeter BSc (Hons) in Digital and Technology Solutions (Data Analytics) and Level 6 Digital and Technology Solutions (Professional) Degree Apprenticeship—a credential that opens doors to a myriad of opportunities in the tech and data landscape! 

Applications close on 12th March 2027, with a start date in September 2027. 

Find out more and apply here Oliver Wyman - Data & Analytics Apprenticeship 2027 - Newcastle job in Bank House, Bank House Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 6QF, United Kingdom | Consulting jobs at Marsh

 

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How to apply for a degree apprenticeship

The process to apply for a degree apprenticeship varies slightly depending on whether you are currently employed or an aspiring employee. Details of the process for both are outlined below.

Step 1: Research apprenticeship opportunities available to you

Visit our degree apprenticeships vacancies above - check back regularly as we are always expanding our offering.

IfATE lists all apprenticeship standards approved for delivery – you can take a look through which standard best suits your career goals and see which providers offer this apprenticeship. GOV.UK also offers a search tool to find current apprenticeship vacancies.

Employer websites advertise apprenticeship vacancies – if you have a particular employer(s) in mind, sign up to receive alerts from them.

Opportunities are available for you to apply throughout the year. Please check our apprenticeship programme pages for more detailed information about when to submit your application.

Step 2a: Current employees - next steps

Check you meet eligibility rules and entry criteria

  • Check online to see if you meet the ESFA funding rules
  • Check the programme pages to see if you meet the entry criteria

Get approval to apply

  • Once you’ve decided which apprenticeship you’d like to study and when you’d like to start, speak to your line manager and/or HR team about applying
  • You need to achieve sign-off at relevant levels of approval before you complete the application form for the apprenticeship

Step 2b: Aspiring employees - next steps

Apply to relevant opportunities

  • Once you’ve decided which apprenticeship you’d like to study, keep a look out for opportunities
  • Register your interest for apprenticeships offered with the University or GOV.UK
  • Regularly visit employer websites to search through the vacancies they’re offering

Take part in the selection process

  • Different employers have varying selection processes. You may have to attend for an interview, or have additional stages to complete
  • As part of the process, we’ll check with the employer if you meet the eligibility and entry criteria

Receive offer from employer

  • If you receive an offer from the company, congratulations! You can now progress to the next stage of applying for your degree apprenticeship

Step 3: Apply to the University

Get in touch with our degree apprenticeship team via the relevant contact details for your chosen programme. You’ll be sent an application email outlining the next steps to apply.

Once your application has been reviewed, you will be notified of the outcome via email from the University’s central admissions team. If your application is successful, you will need to accept your offer via the instructions in the email.

Step 4: Enrol with the University and start your degree apprenticeship!

Once you have completed the above steps, you will be sent further information about how to register to be a student at the University, and you will have to sign some paperwork alongside your employer.

That's it! You will be gaining new skills, knowledge, and experience in the workplace and through your studies, giving you a head start in your future career.