Supporting IT Operations to help maintain and improve internal infrastructure and services
Contributing to digital projects, working with teams across the business to deliver real solutions
Analysing data to support decision-making and improve performance
Collaborating with stakeholders to understand business needs and translate them into technical solutions
Learning and growing through structured academic study, hands-on experience, and mentoring from experienced colleagues
Exploring new technologies and suggesting improvements to enhance our digital capabilities
Training:Semester A (Sept to Jan) and B (Jan to May): Day release for all levels.
Thursdays – Level 4
Wednesdays – Level 5
Tuesdays – Level 6
Semester C (May to Sept): Block release for Level 4 and Level 5.Third week of June (Monday to Thursday, 9.00am – 5.00pm).Weekly or fortnight online touchpoints in June, July and August.Assessment day first week of September (Thurs Level 4, Wed Level 5).
Mixed released for Level 6.
Tuesdays for the last week of May, all of June and the beginning of July.Weekly or fortnight online touchpoints in July and August.EPA Preparation first week of September (Tuesday).EPAs (online or on campus) last week of September.Training Outcome:Careers
Apprentices will develop occupational competency for the role of a software engineer. This course equips candidates with appropriate skills to work in a variety of roles across the software development life cycle. Because of the core plus specialism model, graduates will also be prepared for a broad range of careers in related occupations within digital industries such as the IT industry.
Typical roles may include:
Software engineer
Programmer
Software developer
Front or back end developer
Software architect
Analyst
Software integration specialist
Verification engineer
Dev-ops engineer
Employer Description:TTP is a world-leading technology company where science, engineering, and creativity come together to solve complex challenges. As a Digital and Technology Solutions Degree Apprentice, you’ll be part of our in-house IT team, contributing to innovative digital solutions and playing a key role in supporting the business while studying towards a BSc (Hons) from the University of Hertfordshire.
You’ll work across a range of projects and functions—supporting IT operations, contributing to our digital strategy, and learning how to analyse and apply data to solve real problems. Every day will bring new opportunities to learn, collaborate, and make an impact.
From day one, you’ll be fully supported by experienced professionals in our IT and digital teams. You’ll gain on-the-job experience at our award-winning campus in Melbourn (just south of Cambridge, UK), while attending university on a part-time basis.Working Hours :Monday to Thursday:
Start: 8:30 am - End: 5:00 pm.
Friday:
Start: 9:00 am - End: 5:00 pm.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Interest in IT and Software,Digital problem-solving,Independent working....Read more...
Develop responsive, visually appealing frontend websites using HTML, CSS, SASS/Tailwind.
Customise and manage WordPress themes and plugins.
Contribute to React and React Native application development.
Work collaboratively with designers and backend developers.
Participate in testing and troubleshooting frontend code.
Engage actively in training and self-learning to expand your development skills.
Rotation within our team so you can get the most out of your training.Training:This role is remote with occasional visits to our Hertfordshire office. (approx. 4 times a year).
Semester A (Sept to Jan) and B (Jan to May): Day release for all levelsThursdays – Level 4.Wednesdays – Level 5.Tuesdays – Level 6.
Semester C (May to Sept): Block release for Level 4 and Level 5.Third week of June (Mon to Thurs, 9am – 5pm).Weekly or fortnight online touchpoints in June, July and August.Assessment day first week of September (Thurs Level 4, Wed Level 5).
Mixed released for Level 6.
Tuesdays for the last week of May, all of June and the beginning of July.Weekly or fortnight online touchpoints in July and August.EPA Preparation first week of September (Tuesday).EPAs (online or on campus) last week of September.Training Outcome:Apprentices will develop occupational competency for the role of a software engineer. This course equips candidates with appropriate skills to work in a variety of roles across the software development life cycle. Because of the core plus specialism model, graduates will also be prepared for a broad range of careers in related occupations within digital industries such as the IT industry.
Typical roles may include:
Software engineer Programmer Software developer Front or back end developer Software architect Analyst Software integration specialist Verification engineer Dev-ops engineerEmployer Description:Our Values
Sustainability
Front and centre of our values at Gemstone is a desire to support an environmentally sustainable future. We take active measures throughout our processes to ensure that our carbon footprint is as close to zero as possible. Our aim is for net carbon reduction. No small goal but one we are never the less committed to.
Measures we have taken so far include limiting staff travel and carrying out virtual meetings wherever possible. We also operate a completely paperless system which not only benefits the environment but is also quickly and easily accessible to our partners and clients.
There is always more we can do which is why in 2024 we will begin our efforts towards having a carbon reducing effect through our processes including opting for suppliers with carbon reduction goals as well as carrying out some of our own carbon reducing activities. Yes - that includes some members of the team actually planting trees… but also by supporting some of our environmental partners in their efforts to reduce deforestation and tackle inefficient supply chains.
Annual Gemstone Charity Award
This year, we are proud to announce that we will be running our very first Annual Gemstone Charity Award, through which we will be looking to directly support a UK-based Charity aligned with our values by offering them some of our expert services for free. You can read more about this here.Working Hours :Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pmSkills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Basic proficiency in HTML,Basic proficiency in CSS,Basic proficiency JavaScript,Manage tasks remotely....Read more...
Build business applications using Microsoft Power Apps, Power Automate, and Dynamics
Create automated workflows to improve client processes
Develop dashboards and reports using Power BI
Assist senior developers in integrating Dynamics and other data sources
Provide ongoing maintenance and support for existing applications
Engage actively in structured training to build your low-code development skills
Training:Semester A (Sept to Jan) and B (Jan to May): Day release for all levelsThursdays – Level 4Wednesdays – Level 5Tuesdays – Level 6Semester C (May to Sept): Block release for Level 4 and Level 5Third week of June (Mon to Thurs, 9am – 5pm)Weekly or fortnight online touchpoints in June, July and AugustAssessment day first week of September (Thurs Level 4, Wed Level 5)Mixed released for Level 6Tuesdays for last week of May, all June and beginning of JulyWeekly or fortnight online touchpoints in July and AugustEPA Preparation first week of September (Tuesday)EPAs (online or on campus) last week of SeptemberAttendance is mandatory and mostly in person. Remote attendance would usually be available (or extra support provided when apprentices are unable to attend) and occasionally adopted.Training Outcome:Apprentices will develop occupational competency for the role of a software engineer. This course equips candidates with appropriate skills to work in a variety of roles across the software development life cycle. Because of the core plus specialism model, graduates will also be prepared for a broad range of careers in related occupations within digital industries such as the IT industry.
Typical roles may include:
Software engineer
Programmer
Software developer
Front or back end developer
Software architect
Analyst
Software integration specialist
Verification engineer
Dev-ops engineer
Employer Description:Our Values
Sustainability
Front and centre of our values at Gemstone is a desire to support an environmentally sustainable future. We take active measures throughout our processes to ensure that our carbon footprint is as close to zero as possible. Our aim is for net carbon reduction. No small goal but one we are never the less committed to.
Measures we have taken so far include limiting staff travel and carrying out virtual meetings wherever possible. We also operate a completely paperless system which not only benefits the environment but is also quickly and easily accessible to our partners and clients.
There is always more we can do which is why in 2024 we will begin our efforts towards having a carbon reducing effect through our processes including opting for suppliers with carbon reduction goals as well as carrying out some of our own carbon reducing activities. Yes - that includes some members of the team actually planting trees… but also by supporting some of our environmental partners in their efforts to reduce deforestation and tackle inefficient supply chains.
Annual Gemstone Charity Award
This year we are proud to announce that we will be running our very first Annual Gemstone Charity Award through which we will be looking to directly support a UK based Charity aligned with our values by offering them some of our expert services for free. You can read more about this here.Working Hours :Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm
Remote work with flexible hours.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Ability effectively remotely,Manage tasks independently,Familiar with low-code,Familiar with no-code platform....Read more...
