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For UK degree apprenticeship applicants
Applications often run like graduate recruitment: online tests, a recorded interview, an assessment centre. Rehearse each one, with questions built from the real job advert in front of you.
Tell us about a time you worked in a team.
In Year 11 I led a four-person robotics group. We were behind on the build, so I split the jobs by who was strongest at each, and we finished two days early.
Add a number: how did you measure "early"?
Example of the marked feedback you get
There is no single national deadline or central system. You usually apply to each employer directly, and each one runs some or all of these stages. A few, such as PwC's Flying Start, also involve a UCAS application.
An online form, often with a CV or short answers
Situational judgement and reasoning tests
Recorded answers, with limits that vary by employer
Group exercise, role-play and a further interview
Usually conditional on your final grades
Practise, track your applications and learn the process, all in one place.
Text or timed video, marked with STAR feedback
Paste the advert you are applying for and pick your sector. Get questions built around the role, then a marked answer sheet with a stronger version of each answer.
ExploreSituational judgement, numerical, verbal and logical reasoning, each with a worked explanation and a review of the ones you missed.
ExploreWrite your own personal statement or application answer, then get specific feedback on evidence, tailoring and structure.
ExploreSaved on your device, sync optional
Keep every employer, stage and closing date in one list, with warnings for deadlines coming up and a calendar export.
ExploreWrite your STAR examples once, tag them by skill and reuse them across applications. An AI helper can structure rough notes for you.
ExploreSee your score trend, which part of STAR you most often miss, and every past interview with full feedback.
Explore7 sector groups
Most of the process is shared by every degree apprenticeship. See what changes for each sector, so you prepare for the right things.
ExploreA starting list of employers that have offered degree apprenticeships, filterable by sector, with links to their own pages.
ExploreWhat to do and when, from Year 12 to your offer. Some employers close as soon as they have enough applicants.
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