LONDON METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY
- UKPRN:
- 10004048
About this provider
London Metropolitan University delivers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in London. The offering covers six main areas, the Schools of Computing and Digital Media, Social Sciences, Social Professions, Human Sciences, Guildhall School of Business and Law, and the Cass School of Art, Architecture and Design. There are more than 80 undergraduate programmes and 12000 students. Our bachelors' degrees have work related learning built in, which means that all our undergraduates benefit from work experience.
The University can provide a range of Higher Apprenticeships in Management, Procurement, Finance, Science and Computing and is working with the trailblazer groups for the development of Apprenticeships in Policing and Social Work.
What employers are saying
Overall rating from October 2018 to now
- Excellent 0 out of 7 reviews
- Good 7 out of 7 reviews
- Poor 0 out of 7 reviews
- Very poor 0 out of 7 reviews
Strengths
- Getting new apprentices started (4)
- Communication with employers (3)
- Improving apprentice skills (2)
- Providing the right training at the right time (2)
- Adapting to my needs (1)
- Training facilities (1)
Things to improve
- Reporting on progress of apprentices (4)
- Adapting to my needs (1)
- Communication with employers (1)
- Getting new apprentices started (1)
- Initial assessment of apprentices (1)
1 Apprenticeships offered
| Apprenticeship | Type | Level | View details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teacher | Standard | 6 | Details |
Contact details
- Website:
- LONDON METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY website
- Phone number:
- 020 7423 0000
- Email:
- admissions@londonmet.ac.uk
Annual survey results
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Content disclaimer
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Explain levels
Apprenticeships are set at different levels of difficulty from the equivalent of GCSE (level 2) up to postgraduate (level 7)