AI Smart. Cyber Savvy.
Grow Digital Talent From Within. Two apprenticeships. Immediate impact. Long term results.
Choose a smarter way to build digital capability — by developing skilled professionals inside your organisation, applying what they learn directly to your business.
Whether you need to make AI work for you or strengthen cyber security, these apprenticeships deliver practical skills without recruitment risk.
AI CHAMPION – ADVANCED APPRENTICESHIP (LEVEL 3) Turn AI from hype into productivity.
Develop an employee who can:
+ Identify where AI will save time and improve efficiency
+ Roll out AI tools across teams
+ Train staff and embed responsible, ethical use
+ Optimise systems and measure real impact
Ideal for SMEs and larger organisations looking to modernise operations quickly and safely.
CYBER SECURITY TECHNICAL PROFESSIONAL – DEGREE APPRENTICESHIP (LEVEL 6) Build cyber security expertise where it matters most
Develop high level capability to: + Protect systems, data and reputation + Identify and manage cyber threats
+ Respond to incidents and ensure compliance
+ Strengthen long term digital resilience
Apprentices graduate with a BSc (Hons) degree while continuing to deliver value throughout.
The Smarter Investment in Skills Apprenticeships reduce recruitment costs, improve retention and future proof your workforce — all while your employee continues to work for you.
Ready to recruit or upskill?
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