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Senior journalist Apprenticeship in North East

Level 7 · 18 months · Funding band: £14,000

Top providers in North East by achievement rate

Official 2024/25 achievement rates for Senior journalist, published by the Department for Education. Learner numbers shown - providers with fewer than 30 leavers are listed separately. Only 0 providers have enough 2024/25 data to be ranked for this standard, so this is a short table rather than a competitive field. The DfE rounds achievement and leaver counts to the nearest 10, so a rate marked * is approximate and the true figure may be lower. Only providers delivering in North East are listed; the DfE publishes each provider's rate nationally, not per site. How this table works

#ProviderAchievement ratePass rateLearners
The University of Sunderland few learners77.8%100%10
Darlington College few learners57.1%100%20

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Department for Education, apprenticeship national achievement rate tables, 2024/25. Rankings are compiled by FATP and are not endorsed by the DfE. Providers with DfE-suppressed data (very few learners) are not shown.

2 providers deliver this apprenticeship in North East:

Showing 12 of 2 training providers

The University of Sunderland
The University of Sunderland
78%Employer: 4.010 learners

The University of Sunderland delivers advanced, higher and degree apprenticeships from levels 3 to 7...

Darlington College
Darlington College
57%Employer: 3.020 learners

Darlington College is a further education college offering a wide range of technical and professiona...

Standard Details

Reference
586
Level
Level 7
Typical Duration
18 months
Sector
Creative and design
Description
To inform the public – either through news and current events, or through the creation of authoritative features, opinion or analysis.

Funding

Maximum Funding Band
£14,000
Levy Employers
Fund directly from apprenticeship levy account
Non-Levy (Co-Investment)
Employer pays 5% (£700), government funds rest