Leeds Beckett University - City Campus,
Woodhouse Lane,
LS1 3HE
We are unable to receive applications directly from individuals. Visit our current opportunities page for details of degree apprenticeship vacancies. Alternatively, speak to your employer about how they could support you on a degree apprenticeship.
"When I found the degree apprenticeship, it ticked all the boxes I needed. It gives the breadth and the formal knowledge and understanding, as well as coming out with a recognised qualification at the end. My aim of taking on the course was to progress in my career, and I’ve already gained a promotion as a result."
"I was recently nominated and awarded runner-up for the Innovation award at the Tech Industry Gold Degree Apprenticeship Awards for a project I undertook to digitise children’s social care performance reporting at North East Lincolnshire council (NELC)."
"The apprenticeship route enabled me to get into the workplace while also having a plan in place to obtain my academic qualifications."
Studying for a degree apprenticeship with Leeds Beckett University means you get access to all of the same support enjoyed by our students studying on campus. We want you to make the most out of our university, so our friendly and professional advice teams are on hand to give you support and guidance throughout your time with us.
Our Student Hubs are your first port of call for queries about student life and support. Located on both campuses, they are a good starting point if you’re uncertain where to go for something. They can direct you to our specialist advice teams, making sure you get the assistance you need as soon as possible. Pop in or access the Student Hub by phone or online.
Telephone: 0113 812 3000
Once you’re a degree apprentice with us, you can sign up for an online My Hub account to access all the usual Student Hub services, as well as managing any university-related appointments and events you might be signed up for. You can also access more than 300 career support tools and resources.
A problem shared is a problem halved so whatever you might be going through, we like to think we can help you with it. Our team is made up of counsellors, mental health professionals and chaplains who can support you with issues such as bereavement, relationships, stress and anxiety. They offer a range of appointments as well as an extensive website with self-help resources, including apps, videos, helplines, self-help guides and access to an online therapy tool, Silvercloud Health.
Telephone: 0113 812 8507
Our friendly team can offer confidential advice and guidance on disability related matters to help you during your studies. If you have a physical, long-term or mental health condition, sensory impairment to a specific learning difficulty (including dyslexia), our Disability Advice team will be your first point of contact to discuss your academic requirements, reasonable adjustments and how you can apply for a Disabled Students’ Allowance.
Telephone: 0113 812 5831
Leeds Beckett University is committed to providing a safe environment for our degree apprentices. We have a designated safeguarding lead, safeguarding officers and points of contact who play a part in raising awareness of the University's Safeguarding Policy which sets out how to identify and report safeguarding issues and how they will be managed.
The university offers a number of opportunities for individuals who want to pursue a degree apprenticeship. Our degree apprenticeships are developed with businesses to suit their organisational needs and the university is dedicated to providing a high quality of training for those apprentices.
The university sub-contracts work undertaken as part of the delivery of apprenticeships in the limited circumstances set out in our Degree Apprenticeship Sub-Contracting Policy.
Leeds Beckett University aims to provide educational and support services of the highest quality to our degree apprentices. We acknowledge that at times degree apprentices may be dissatisfied with aspects of its provision.
This complaints procedure sets out how complaints can be raised, and how they will be addressed.
If you feel that you have in some way been disadvantaged during your time as a degree apprentice and this is reflected in your results then you may have grounds for an academic appeal.
This induction handbook provides the key information you will need right at the start of your apprenticeship. It supplements your online apprentice handbook, your School induction and any introduction to your apprenticeship that your employer may provide.
