What is an Apprenticeship?

A degree apprenticeship is a paid, work based training programme combining a real job with structured learning. You spend most of your time working with an employer, developing practical skills and experience, while also studying towards a nationally recognised qualification.

Apprenticeships are designed with industry, so everything you learn directly supports your role and long-term career progression. At Radapex, you’ll gain the confidence that comes from working with real clients and delivering real impact.

DTS Apprenticeships:

What is a DTS Degree Apprenticeship Level 6?

You’re employed by RADAPEX
You study part-time with a university (usually 1 day a week)
You earn a salary
Your tuition fees are paid
Same academic level as a traditional uni course

After 3 - 4 Years Graduate with:

BSc in Digital Technology Solutions
Real commercial software experience
No student debt

The Degree Mixes Computing with Practical, Job Aligned Skills

Programming
Software engineering principles
Databases & data structures
Cloud & DevOps basics
Cyber security
Project management
Methodologies
Professional practice in tech

Pick Your Own Track

After a year you pick one of the following:

Option 1: Software Engineer
Option 2: IT Consultant
Option 3: Business Analyst
Option 4: Cyber Security Analyst
Option 5: Data Analyst
Option 6: Network Engineer

Hear From One of Our Apprentices

Nick has quickly become a standout member of the RADAPEX team, showing impressive talent and growth as an apprentice software developer. His hard work has even earned him the title of UKOUG Rising Star of the Year 2026.

Discover more about his journey in his blog, ‘My First Year as a RADAPEX DTS Degree Apprentice’.

Our Partners

At RADAPEX, we build partnerships founded on trust and focused on delivering real‑world results. For apprentices, this creates the opportunity to work alongside industry professionals, support real clients, and make a measurable impact from the start.

At RADAPEX we align with the DTS course by ensuring the apprentices get real world experience and can hit the knowledge, skills and behaviours (KSBs) to fulfil and pass their degree. i.e a junior developer who’s learning on the job will:

Write real code
Work on real work issues
Join stand-ups, sprint planning and reviews
Learn the company’s processes
Work in different areas of the business

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For More Info Visit:

https://findapprenticeshiptraining.apprenticeships.education.gov.uk/courses/25

https://skillsengland.education.gov.uk/apprenticeship-standards/st0119-v1-2