Chartered Manager Degree Appretice Review

I've worked in the banking and healthcare industry. I'm currently in the healthcare industry where I am working on the financial reporting for a client we work with which is more of an internal role. There is a variety of tasks to do which repeat weekly and multiple calls to attend in order to gain and share information accordingly.

Absolutely! Especially soft skills such as, communication across various platforms (online meetings, instant messaging, email etc) and various internal and external stakeholders, business acumen, building professional relationships and teamwork. Also learnt so much about banking and healthcare from training provided and working o-the-job.

Enjoy it even though there is a lot of things to do so tend to plan my time a lot more than i expected. Although I already knew what I signed up for so cant complain!

I like block learning at MMU so each unit/module is split with 2 webinars, 1 week on campus and then 2 more support webinars. In addition there is reviews about the business portfolio you have to keep up to date every quarter.

A lot of support, but you do have to be proactive, so part of it is about you reaching out and taking the initiative. Once you do that then the support is endless! Even if someone doesn't know how to help they'll guide you to someone who can help.

A lot but again it is about you being proactive and setting up catch-ups and sessioons as needed.

You can apply the theory as soon as you learn it which is brilliant and helped me analyse my way of working which I wouldn't have done as deeply if I didn't do the apprenticeship.

Yes there's channels for apprentices and opportunities to meet and network.

Yes

Its got great work-life balance and endless opportunities to build your career.

Make sure to look at the values of the business and read about their latest achievements and have around 3 questions to ask. the employer too.