Clinical Trials Specialist
Designed to meet the talent needs of your organisation, our Clinical Trials Specialist apprenticeship focuses on biomedical science subjects & clinical system technologies, cultivating technical and digital expertise and developing hands-on research skills with experiential project learning.
Entry Requirements
The learner will need to apply for a degree apprenticeship role within a hiring business, or already be in employment with responsibilities to be aligned with the degree content.
Standard offers
Entry requirements are agreed then set, based on numerous factors including availability of additional on-the-job support, by both the Employer and Provider. As such, entrance requirements may vary between apprenticeships. Apprentices are selected based on their application, an interview and an assessment process which is tailored to the learner’s apprenticeship position.
Typically, employers require:
- English and Maths Level 2
- At least one scientific subject at A Level or equivalent is recommended (Biology, Chemistry)
- Three A levels (or equivalent at BBB or above) including Biology
- At least Grade 4/C GCSE Maths, English and IT
Some applicants may not have traditional qualifications as listed above, and have prior learning and skills developed from the workplace, these will be considered on a case by case basis.
Learners must meet these eligibility criteria
- Have been a UK/EU/ESS resident for the past three years or more prior to starting the programme
- Have left full-time education prior to the start date of the apprenticeship
- Be aged at least 18 years old on 1st September in the year of entry
Recognition of prior learning
Where a learner is eligible to apply for the recognition of prior learning on the basis of certificated or experiential learning, this will be considered in the Initial Needs Analysis, as per Education Skills and Funding Agency (ESFA) Funding Rules, and will take due consideration of the the University’s Recognition of Prior Learning and Credit Transfer Policy.