What Are Apprenticeships?
Apprenticeships are a fantastic opportunity to learn while you work. They combine practical on-the-job training with study, allowing you to gain real experience in a job role while also earning a qualification. An apprenticeship gives you the chance to develop new skills, gain valuable knowledge, and build a strong foundation for a career in healthcare. You’ll be working alongside experienced staff, learning the ins and outs of the job, and attending classes or completing assignments related to your role. This blend of learning and working helps you understand your job thoroughly and prepares you for a successful future in the NHS.
What Can You Do as an Apprentice at DBTH?
As an apprentice at DBTH, you’ll get hands-on experience, learn work-related skills, and gain the tools to Develop, Belong, and Thrive Here. You’ll be able to work and learn at the same time, setting you up for a successful career in the health service.
What Types of Apprenticeships Are Available?
NHS apprenticeships are available at several levels:
- level 2 – equivalent to GCSEs
- level 3 – equivalent to A-levels
- levels 4 and 5 – equivalent to a foundation degree and above
- levels 6 and 7 – equivalent to a full bachelor’s or Master’s degree
DBTH offers a range of apprenticeships at different levels, including the following:
Degree Level Apprenticeships
- Midwifery
- Nursing (top-up program)
- Operating Department Practitioner
- Dietitian
- Occupational Therapy
- Physiotherapy
- Diagnostic Radiotherapy
Non-Degree Apprenticeships
- Accountancy
- Management
- Project Management
- Business
- Chartered Business
- Coaching
- Customer Service
- Data Analysis
- Healthcare
- Pharmacy
- Supply Chain
How Do You Apply for an Apprenticeship at DBTH?
To apply for an apprenticeship, visit the NHS Jobs website where all our opportunities are listed. If you have any questions, feel free to email us at dbth.apprentices@nhs.net.
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