PWC Flying Start Degree Apprenticeship Programmes

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PWC Flying Start Degree Apprenticeship Programmes

Weighing up your post A-level options can be a confusing time, with so many choices to make and factors to consider. Much is made of the debate as to whether to start work straight away or go to Uni, but what if you could do both at the same time? Here’s some facts you might not know about employer partnership degrees…

  • You can still choose your Uni - our Flying Start Degree programmes are available at Newcastle, Nottingham, Reading, Leeds, Birmingham, Edinburgh, St Andrews and Queen's University Belfast, so you can choose the Uni and geographical area that suits you best.
  • Two for the price of one - many partnership degrees offer a professional qualification, alongside your academic degree qualification. That means you start work ahead of other graduates with an industry qualification under your belt alongside a degree.
  • Student discount - most employer degrees offer financial incentives, making the burden of going to Uni that little bit lighter. Whether it’s discounted fees and paid placements, like our Accountancy Flying Start programmes*, or a fully funded programme where you’re paid a monthly salary from day-one for the duration of the programme, as well as 25 days holiday, life insurance and other core benefits, and pay no tuition fees, like our Flying Start Technology Degree Apprenticeship, they’re worth looking into.
*Discounted fees not applicable at Reading.

PWC offer Flying Start Degree Programmes in Accounting, Business and Technology. To find out more about their programmes, simply visit the website using the link below:




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