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REVOLUTIONARY APPRENTICESHIP SCHEME LAUNCHES NATIONWIDE


+24 Academy is the country’s first fully digital apprenticeship course, designed and delivered by acclaimed industry professionals at the award-winning Burnley tech business +24.


Lancashire’s top digital marketing and tech business is securing the nation’s future at the forefront of technology with the launch of this groundbreaking apprenticeship scheme.


The ambitious +24 Academy project will work towards plugging the growing digital skills gap resulting in thousands of new, fully-qualified digital professionals, ensuring Britain can remain at the forefront of the digital marketplace.


“Apprentices are set to play an even more vital role in helping businesses thrive and grow,” says +24 founder and MD Dave Walker.


By sharing their up-to-the minute knowledge and their agility to adopt new tech skills the moment such assets become ‘live‘ within the digital sector, means apprentices coming through the +24 Academy will be educated in the very latest tech skills.


Dave says: “This new initiative is the first of its kind – we have a dedicated team of


professionals working round-the-clock to analyse the digital marketing sphere in order to produce the most up-to-date learning materials ever seen.”


+24 Academy students will learn current and essential digital skills that are key to the country’s future development, allowing Britain to regain its position at the top of the world’s digital landscape.


The first apprenticeship course +24 Academy is launching is the Digital Marketer standard Level 3 and a host of other digital skills such as cyber security will follow. Alongside the apprenticeships will be some shorter, tailored digital skills courses which are in high demand as the UK’s workforce looks to improve their digital skills.


The digital syllabus, designed by industry professionals and leading experts, can be swiftly changed to reflect new industry standards, and materials included to support colleges and training providers deliver the skilled courses.


Graduates from the Digital Marketing Level 3 Standard course will gain top qualifications in industry-leading standards, including learning


how to master digital marketing campaigns, social media strategies and data protection.


Former apprentice Elly Littler says: “I was hired as a digital marketing apprentice, and it was the best move I could have taken for my career, because the programme helped me learn and understand the theory behind work-related tasks that I didn’t learn during my business and marketing degree.


“I’ve gained more opportunities for career progression since completing the course, as it allowed me to extend my knowledge further and develop new skills that I can bring into the workplace.”


The +24 Academy contains access to additional sessions, including coding, graphic design and even office skills.


Dave says: “The beauty of our system is that even current employees can also enrol on the course, and our experts know the newest industry standards, because they are on the front line of the digital age daily, and share that knowledge with the apprentices.”


+24 Marketing is an approved sub-contractor and can be found on the Register of Approved Training Providers.


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