Degree Apprenticeship Project Management

at  BAE Systems

DESCRIPTION

Job Title Degree Apprenticeship Project Management Integrated Christchurch
Location Christchurch
Salary We offer a competitive salary with annual increases throughout the apprenticeship and a range of employee benefits including, free higher education as well as access to the Company pension and Share Incentive plan.

WHAT QUALIFICATION WILL YOU GET?

Attending college one day each week at an external academic provider’s facilities, you will not only study the Degree Apprenticeship but also for an Honours degree in Project Management. In addition, you will also gain the APMPMQ qualification from the Association of Project Management.
You will study at University of Cumbria (Portsmouth Campus), once a week during term time.

QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

5 GCSEs 9-4/ A*-C (or equivalent) including Mathematics and English, 96 UCAS Tariff Points (240 points old tariff) (or equivalent) Excluding UCAS points gained at AS Level

The Project Management Integrated Degree Apprenticeship is a five year scheme. Through five annual work placements you will learn and demonstrate skills required to successfully manage our complex projects and programmes including; communication, schedule management, budgeting and cost control, stakeholder management, risk management and project governance. Over 50% of those undertaking the Honours degree in Project Management, graduate with a first class Honours degree.
Working in Project Management means you will be the eyes and ears of a given project, ensuring it is delivered on time, to cost and of the required quality. You will gain a broad view across the project and will be able to demonstrate the elements needed to make it a success. This depends on understanding the big picture, recognising the key issues, making effective decisions and driving actions to their conclusion. The Integrated Degree apprenticeship in Project Management will develop and test all of these skills.
Please note you must not book any annual leave within the first 3 months of your apprenticeship. Following this, leave will be considered depending on the individual training delivery schedule and must be approved by your line manager.