Manufacturing Engineer (Degree) Level 6: Apprenticeship Standard Guide

University of Staffordshire is a major UK provider of higher and degree apprenticeships, offering work-based training and qualifications across digital, health, business, education and technical disciplines in partnership with employers.

Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) is a major UK provider of degree apprenticeships and professional learning, combining work-based study with accredited university qualifications across multiple sectors.

Aston University delivers employer-designed degree apprenticeships and work-based higher education, enabling employees and new talent to gain industry-focused skills while achieving a full university degree.

BMet delivers employer-focused apprenticeships and bespoke training across more than 30 sectors, combining workplace learning with college-based teaching from Level 2 to higher-level qualifications.

Blackpool and The Fylde College delivers industry-aligned apprenticeships and technical training, including specialist maritime and energy provision, to develop workforce skills for the regional economy.

Bournemouth & Poole College offers over 30 apprenticeships across 10 sectors, working with more than 2,000 employers to provide job-based training from entry to degree level.

Buckinghamshire New University delivers employer‑focused higher and degree apprenticeships across leadership, digital, engineering and health and social care, supported by a dedicated Apprenticeship Hub and flexible, practice‑based learning.

Burnley College, through its Themis apprenticeship arm and wider adult and higher education offer, delivers industry-focused training and apprenticeships designed to develop work-ready talent for employers across multiple sectors.

Cheshire College – South & West delivers apprenticeships and wider professional, technical and adult learning across multiple sectors in partnership with over 500 employers.

Colchester Institute delivers apprenticeships, degrees and technical training across Essex, aligned to local and national skills needs for individuals and employers.

Coventry University delivers higher and degree apprenticeships across multiple sectors nationwide, supporting over 4,000 apprentices and 1,000 employers with flexible, employer-focused training.

Coventry University Apprenticeships delivers Level 4–7 work-based programmes across England, combining paid employment with higher and degree-level study tailored to employer and industry needs.

Derby College Group delivers apprenticeships and vocational training across multiple sectors, working with thousands of employers to develop skilled, work‑ready staff through flexible, work‑based learning.

Make UK delivers accredited, industry-led engineering apprenticeships and workforce training from its Birmingham Technology Hub and partner network to meet the skills needs of UK manufacturers.

Furness College is a South Cumbria further education provider offering apprenticeships, technical and professional courses, A Levels, T Levels and university-level programmes for young people, adults and employers.

Gloucestershire College delivers apprenticeships and professional, technical training across three campuses, working with over 1,300 employers to provide practical, career-focused learning for school leavers and adults.

Lakes College delivers employer-focused apprenticeships and technical training from Level 2 to degree level across multiple industries, supported by specialist facilities and strong links with local and national employers.

Nelson & Colne College provides apprenticeships and technical, academic and adult learning routes, working closely with employers and industry hubs to develop workforce skills across East Lancashire.

Newbury College offers employer-led apprenticeships and career-focused training across technical and professional disciplines, supporting workforce development and progression up to degree level.

Sheffield Hallam University is a major UK provider of higher and degree apprenticeships, offering employer-focused programmes and professional development to upskill new and existing staff.

South Devon College delivers apprenticeship and professional training across multiple sectors, supporting employers with recruitment, funding advice and tailored workforce development from entry to degree level.

Seta is a North East-based, not-for-profit Group Training Association delivering accredited engineering and business apprenticeships and bespoke commercial training from its large Washington training centre.

Teesside University delivers Ofsted-recognised outstanding higher and degree apprenticeships, alongside professional short courses and online programmes, to help employers upskill their workforce with flexible, industry-informed training.

The University of Greater Manchester offers employer-focused higher and degree apprenticeships up to master’s level across professional disciplines, combining work-based learning with structured university study and funding support for both levy and non-levy employers.

The University of Chichester delivers employer-focused higher and degree apprenticeships that combine paid work with university-level study across business, digital, engineering, social work and teaching.