Chartered Manager - Degree Apprenticeship - Level 6

This course is an exciting personal development route for existing and aspiring managers seeking formal management qualifications, enabling you to continue to earn while learning and improve your management and leadership skills within the workplace.

With the full range of business skills, including managing people, marketing, finance, planning and strategy, leadership and sustainability, you will learn how companies operate and compete - and how, by applying these management skills, you can help them achieve their strategic ambitions.

Study while you work on our blended learning degree apprenticeship course, and take your career to the next level.

The Chartered Manager Degree Apprenticeship is appropriate for new and existing employees whose job role involves significant management responsibilities in functional aspects including:

• Sales & marketing
• Production
• Human resources
• Logistics
• Finance and accounting

Modules include:

• Accounts and Finance
• Economics for Managers
• Principles of Marketing
• Responsible Business
• Project Management
• Career Management
• Advanced Strategic Management
• Business and Employment Law

You will need:

• GCSE passes at grade C/4 or above in English and maths along with A level/BTEC/Professional qualifications with a value of 72 UCAS tariff points.

• Participants with relevant experience who are unable to meet the formal requirements for degree-level study are eligible to join the programme subject to personal interview and employer endorsement.

Fee information

Information about course fees and student finance can be found below.

Finance at UcWA

What qualification will I achieve?

• Chartered Manager Degree Standard Level 6 Degree in Management and Business
• Functional Skills English and maths at Level 2

How is my course assessed?

This is typically a 3-year apprenticeship with an integrated approach to the assessment of knowledge, skills and behaviours. Delivery and on-programme assessment are organised through a range of modules that deliver the HEIs approach to the degree curriculum, and through agreement with the employer in relation to workplace development opportunities.

The modules will cover the breadth and depth of the standard using suggested on-programme assessment methods that integrate the knowledge, skills and behaviour components, and which ensure that you are sufficiently prepared to undertake the synoptic project, which will be assessed by the HEI, employer and independent assessor and the option to apply for professional recognition on achievement of the apprenticeship once you have passed the endpoint assessment.

You will then be assessed to the Apprenticeship Standard using four complementary assessment methods to take a view of your overall performance in your job. The End Assessment Process will consist of:

• Paper review of the Portfolio
• Paper review of the Project
• Presentation on the Project
• Panel Interview

The End Point Assessment process will be carried out by an independent and impartial Assessor.

Terms and changes to programmes

Every effort to ensure the information on this page is accurate, however there may be scenarios where the college is required to make amend or alter aspects of the programme, college provision or delivery. Should this occur after you have accepted a place at the college, you will be consulted and agreement sought. You will be entitled to withdraw from any obligations to the college, and where relevant receive any refund or compensation, as per your Terms and Conditions and the Student Protection Plan of the relevant validating awarding organisation. More information is available on our Terms page.