Can you go from a Level 4 to a Level 6 (higher or degree) apprenticeship? 🤔💭 | GetMyFirstJob

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Can you go from a Level 4 straight to a Level 6 (higher or degree) apprenticeship? 🤔 GetMyFirstJob is here to break it down for you!
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[@Black.Sabbath]

What is level 4? Two year apprenticeship.

[@getmyfirstjobofficial]

A Level 4 apprenticeship is equivalent to a Higher National Diploma and can take anywhere between 1-5 years to complete. You'll be working for 80% of the time, and studying for the other 20%. You'd likely need Level 3 qualifications (A Levels, BTECs, NVQs, etc.) to get accepted onto one, unless you are retraining and have the appropriate level of transferable experience. Hope that helps! 😊