Our Technology Degree Apprenticeship programmes are available across six locations. They provide the opportunity to earn a fully funded, nationally recognised degree (Level 6) qualification whilst working on real projects for leading organisations across multiple industries.

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Birmingham

You'll develop skills across infrastructure technologies including Cloud, automation (DevOps), network security and operating systems, while building expertise in data analytics to uncover insights, identify trends and support better decision-making.

Over three years, you'll work towards a BSc (Hons) Applied Digital Technology degree with a specialism in Data Analytics, combining on-the-job learning with structured training delivered by BPP University.

Do I qualify?

To join our Birmingham Technology Degree Apprenticeship, you need to have obtained or be predicted 104 UCAS points at 'A' Levels or an equivalent Level 3 qualification and a minimum of five GCSEs grades A-C (4-9), including Maths and English.

It doesn’t matter what subjects you’ve studied or whether you’ve followed a traditional technology pathway. This programme is well suited to people who are curious about technology and how it is shaping the future, enjoy solving problems and learning new things, and are comfortable working collaboratively with others. Curiosity about AI-assisted coding tools and how they’re changing the way software is built is also valuable, alongside a willingness to learn, seek feedback and adapt.

Leeds and Manchester

You'll help build and deliver smart tech solutions, from custom apps to full-scale platforms, getting hands-on with the latest tools, helping clients bring their ideas to life and exploring exciting new technologies.

Over three years, you'll work towards a BSc (Hons) Applied Digital Technology degree with a specialism in Software Engineering, combining on-the-job learning with structured training delivered by BPP University.

Do I qualify?

To join either the Leeds or Manchester Technology Degree Apprenticeships, you need to have obtained or be predicted 104 UCAS points at 'A' Levels or an equivalent Level 3 qualification and a minimum of five GCSEs grades A-C (4-9), including Maths and English.

It doesn’t matter what subjects you’ve studied or whether you’ve followed a traditional technology pathway. This programme is well suited to people who are curious about technology and how it is shaping the future, enjoy solving problems and learning new things, and are comfortable working collaboratively with others. Curiosity about AI-assisted coding tools and how they’re changing the way software is built is also valuable, alongside a willingness to learn, seek feedback and adapt.

London

You'll help build and deliver smart tech solutions, from custom apps to full-scale platforms, getting hands-on with the latest tools, helping clients bring their ideas to life and exploring exciting new technologies.

Over three years, you'll work towards a BSc (Hons) Digital & Technology Solutions degree with a specialism in Software Engineering, combining on-the-job learning with structured training delivered by University of East London.

Do I qualify?

To join the London Technology Degree Apprenticeship, you need to have obtained or be predicted 112 UCAS points at 'A' Level or an equivalent Level 3 qualification and a minimum of five GCSEs grades A-C (4-9), including Maths and English.

It doesn’t matter what subjects you’ve studied or whether you’ve followed a traditional technology pathway. This programme is well suited to people who are curious about technology and how it is shaping the future, enjoy solving problems and learning new things, and are comfortable working collaboratively with others. Curiosity about AI-assisted coding tools and how they’re changing the way software is built is also valuable, alongside a willingness to learn, seek feedback and adapt.

Glasgow

You'll help build and deliver smart tech solutions, from custom apps to full-scale platforms, getting hands-on with the latest tools, helping clients bring their ideas to life and exploring exciting new technologies.

Over four years, you'll work towards a BSc (Hons) Software Development degree with a specialism in Software Engineering, combining on-the-job learning with structured training delivered by Glasgow Caledonian University.

You'll need:

To join the Glasgow Graduate Degree Apprenticeship, you need to have obtained or be predicted BBCC at Scottish Highers or 96 UCAS points or equivalent SCQF Level 6+ qualification across ‘A’ levels or equivalent.

It doesn’t matter what subjects you’ve studied or whether you’ve followed a traditional technology pathway. This programme is well suited to people who are curious about technology and how it is shaping the future, enjoy solving problems and learning new things, and are comfortable working collaboratively with others. Curiosity about AI-assisted coding tools and how they’re changing the way software is built is also valuable, alongside a willingness to learn, seek feedback and adapt.

Newcastle

Newcastle offers two technology pathways.

Software Engineering

You'll help build and deliver smart tech solutions, from custom apps to full-scale platforms. Working with the latest tools and technologies, you'll play a hands-on role in bringing ideas to life and exploring what's next in tech.

IT Consulting (Project Management)

You'll be trained to support the delivery of technology change across a range of industries. Depending on your project, you could be helping to manage the rollout of new technology solutions, analysing data and budgets, or supporting projects that help organisations transform the way they work.

Across both pathways, you'll work towards a BSc (Hons) Applied Digital Technology degree. The apprenticeship lasts between three and four years, depending on your experience and qualifications, combining on-the-job learning with structured training delivered by BPP University.

Do I qualify?

There are no specific academic qualification requirements to join our Newcastle Technology Degree Apprenticeships.

It doesn’t matter what subjects you’ve studied or whether you’ve followed a traditional technology pathway. This programme is well suited to people who are curious about technology and how it is shaping the future, enjoy solving problems and learning new things, and are comfortable working collaboratively with others. A willingness to learn, seek feedback and adapt is also important.

For Software Engineering, curiosity about AI-assisted coding tools and how they’re changing the way software is built is valuable.

For Project Management / IT Consulting, being comfortable using AI tools to support planning, reporting and day-to-day work, while applying good judgement and checking outputs, is valuable.

Where will you be based?

Accenture values collaboration, bringing people together at least three times a week at client sites or one of our UK offices. You will be required to be in your assigned office for a minimum of three days per week and must live within commuting distance to make this possible. Project work may also take you to client sites across the UK, sometimes more than three days a week, depending on business needs.

Rewards & Benefits

We believe people do their best work when they feel supported, valued and able to thrive both professionally and personally. That’s why we offer a competitive and well-rounded package of rewards and benefits designed to support your wellbeing, recognise your contribution and help you build a successful and sustainable career with us.

Our current benefits package includes:

London – Starting salary of £28,938
All other locations – Starting salary of £26,299
25 days' annual leave, plus bank holidays
Pension plan with matched contributions from Accenture
Private medical insurance, with the option to extend cover to family members
Opportunity to buy Accenture shares at a 15% discount through the Employee Share Purchase Plan

For the full list of benefits, visit our website: https://www.accenture.com/gb-en/careers/local/benefits

Please note: Due to UK Government funding regulations, we’re unfortunately unable to sponsor work permits for our apprenticeship programmes. To be eligible, applicants must already have the right to work in the UK at the time of application.

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