Hey illack , really nice video! I was wondering if I could help you edit your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail which will help your video to reach to a wider audience .
You’re not considered a full time student so most likely have to find private accommodation (rent a flat/share house) but you could try move into university accommodation, I think the university would allow it but you’d have to pay from your salary at company + council tax probably too
I’d say it depends… If you have sprint ceremonies/meetings/big workload you might be desk locked because you only have a few hours outside of those meetings to get work done. On this day of course, I had 2 v short meetings and worked later into the day, so you have to make it work if you want to take a couple breaks👍🏾
What was the application process like ? and any tips for aspiring apprentices ?How do you balance this with school and social life? (P.s : I'm an A level student wanting to do software degree apprenticeship)
Application process is: 1. CV & Cover Letter 2. Online Tests (for some employers) 3. Assessment Centre (Interview with your hiring line manager) 4. Job Offer My tips would be: 1. start learning about the industry if you haven't already (I had no background but some people have A Level CompSci etc.). Not just programming but Agile methodology, solution design, business operations. 2. Be yourself 3. Interview them as well because you're not there begging for a job, if you're being interviewed they clearly want you so try and make them impress you as well. Ask questions that you actually care about! 4. Apply to loads, Degree Apprenticeships are getting so busy now so reckon competition is just going up and up. On work life balance: I'd say just know your ability; I'm the type of person who does things early and intense. As soon as we have a uni week, I spend the next 1-2 weeks just doing work all evenings + gym/football/youtube/facetime + weekends free to do whatever, but get my assignment done and submitted. Then relax for the next 2-5 weeks before next uni week... for me that works, but for others it wouldn't. Keep in mind if you fail uni -. you get fired, and if you don't give a good impression at work regardless of uni -> you may not get a job at the end... so if you're dying to socialise 24/7 just make sure you've done at least 30min-2hr of work EVERY DAY before/after work depending on how much you know about the particular topic. Keep in mind I had no programming background; didn't even know what ram was, how networks worked, or what an IDE was... so if you're very knowledgeable you'll probably be able to get away with less.
Hi bro, it depends on programme & company. Most software engineering degree apprenticeships that I applied to asked for BBC or above in 3 A-Levels including Maths. Saying that though, on the actual programme I’m on, there is a wide range of grades from people. Some A* and some C/D students. I’d say B is more than enough in most (80-90% maybe) cases
@@osmani3481 The salary starts at £25k and finishes at £38k at my company, once you qualify you’d go into a junior role similar wage (£38-£40+k), but some students have secured £50-65k roles as seniors or in other companies which pay more👍🏾 from gradcracker most companies are paying £20k starting (I’ve just seen that Amazon don’t show they’re salary so maybe they offer more as a starting apprentice🤔)
Hi bro, I got A, B, B, (Maths, Physics, Chemistry respectively), I went to uni and did a different degree before this degree apprenticeship if you’re asking about university grades I’m avging about 75% atm😊
Grades do matter so check each application, as entry requirements do differ. I’ve seen most degree apprenticeships take B/Cs. www.getmyfirstjob.co.uk/WhatsNext/Apprenticeships/Level6(Degree)Apprenticeships.aspx#:~:text=Most%20Level%206%20apprenticeships%20will,Level%203%20(Advanced)%20apprenticeship. The above link states you be accepted for a degree apprenticeship if you have a qualification of: BTEC/NVQ/A-level. So it looks like you’ve got nothing to worry about. If you’re confused, just email/ring recruitment team which may be linked on job listing.
@@Illackthat’s sick I went uni as well and got onto a degree apprenticeship in a different field. Felt like I was taking a step back but glad to know there’s others who have followed the same path
Wow I hope I pass my 2nd Behavioral Interview ... Love it!🎉😂❤ Thanks for sharing
Hey illack , really nice video! I was wondering if I could help you edit your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail which will help your video to reach to a wider audience .
hey man, could you do a "how to get into a degree apprenticeship" vid pls
Gotchu bro👍🏾
How does accommodation work in a degree apprenticeship are you still part of the uni or separate.
You’re not considered a full time student so most likely have to find private accommodation (rent a flat/share house) but you could try move into university accommodation, I think the university would allow it but you’d have to pay from your salary at company + council tax probably too
I'm currently studying cs. are all of your days this flexible? like how does a typical work day break down
I’d say it depends… If you have sprint ceremonies/meetings/big workload you might be desk locked because you only have a few hours outside of those meetings to get work done. On this day of course, I had 2 v short meetings and worked later into the day, so you have to make it work if you want to take a couple breaks👍🏾
What was the application process like ? and any tips for aspiring apprentices ?How do you balance this with school and social life? (P.s : I'm an A level student wanting to do software degree apprenticeship)
Application process is:
1. CV & Cover Letter
2. Online Tests (for some employers)
3. Assessment Centre (Interview with your hiring line manager)
4. Job Offer
My tips would be:
1. start learning about the industry if you haven't already (I had no background but some people have A Level CompSci etc.). Not just programming but Agile methodology, solution design, business operations.
2. Be yourself
3. Interview them as well because you're not there begging for a job, if you're being interviewed they clearly want you so try and make them impress you as well. Ask questions that you actually care about!
4. Apply to loads, Degree Apprenticeships are getting so busy now so reckon competition is just going up and up.
On work life balance:
I'd say just know your ability; I'm the type of person who does things early and intense. As soon as we have a uni week, I spend the next 1-2 weeks just doing work all evenings + gym/football/youtube/facetime + weekends free to do whatever, but get my assignment done and submitted. Then relax for the next 2-5 weeks before next uni week... for me that works, but for others it wouldn't. Keep in mind if you fail uni -. you get fired, and if you don't give a good impression at work regardless of uni -> you may not get a job at the end... so if you're dying to socialise 24/7 just make sure you've done at least 30min-2hr of work EVERY DAY before/after work depending on how much you know about the particular topic. Keep in mind I had no programming background; didn't even know what ram was, how networks worked, or what an IDE was... so if you're very knowledgeable you'll probably be able to get away with less.
I posted a video on this q btw ruclips.net/video/ZJiqcG6PnSE/видео.html
What a levels are needed is maths without computer science sufficient? If you already have programming experience before.
Hi bro, it depends on programme & company. Most software engineering degree apprenticeships that I applied to asked for BBC or above in 3 A-Levels including Maths. Saying that though, on the actual programme I’m on, there is a wide range of grades from people. Some A* and some C/D students.
I’d say B is more than enough in most (80-90% maybe) cases
@@Illack oh okay and how much is the salary once you complete the course?
@@osmani3481 The salary starts at £25k and finishes at £38k at my company, once you qualify you’d go into a junior role similar wage (£38-£40+k), but some students have secured £50-65k roles as seniors or in other companies which pay more👍🏾 from gradcracker most companies are paying £20k starting (I’ve just seen that Amazon don’t show they’re salary so maybe they offer more as a starting apprentice🤔)
@@Illack Thats amazing where abouts do you work?
I don't want to link my company with my youtube by saying it on my channel, but you can find me on linkedIn and see there :)@@osmani3481
What headphones you have?
Jabra Evolve - on my head
JBL Tune - on my desk
Sir do you earn 100k pound sterlings a year in uk? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.
Are you serious. Sir are you 10.
What grades did u get
Hi bro, I got A, B, B, (Maths, Physics, Chemistry respectively), I went to uni and did a different degree before this degree apprenticeship
if you’re asking about university grades I’m avging about 75% atm😊
@@Illack do grades matter when applying to a degree apprenticeships
@@Illack because I’m doing btecs
Grades do matter so check each application, as entry requirements do differ. I’ve seen most degree apprenticeships take B/Cs.
www.getmyfirstjob.co.uk/WhatsNext/Apprenticeships/Level6(Degree)Apprenticeships.aspx#:~:text=Most%20Level%206%20apprenticeships%20will,Level%203%20(Advanced)%20apprenticeship.
The above link states you be accepted for a degree apprenticeship if you have a qualification of: BTEC/NVQ/A-level. So it looks like you’ve got nothing to worry about. If you’re confused, just email/ring recruitment team which may be linked on job listing.
@@Illackthat’s sick I went uni as well and got onto a degree apprenticeship in a different field. Felt like I was taking a step back but glad to know there’s others who have followed the same path