November cohort: Registration of interest and applications open
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We are now launching our applications for the November cohort for Multiverse Staff apprenticeships. Please register your interest using the link above to learn more about the process and sign up for the information sessions. Information sessions are taking place throughout October. Please be aware that places are limited on the courses, and Line managers/ HoDs will be asked to manage capacity for their teams for these apprenticeships.
Deadline for applications: 09:00 am Friday 14 November 2025
Summary of the Multiverse Data & AI academy
We have partnered with Multiverse to give current staff members the opportunity to complete a range of Data and AI qualifications funded by the Apprenticeship Levy. See our webpage to find out more about Staff Apprenticeships.
Qualifications available
Data Academy
Data Consumers: Level 3 Data Technician (13 months)
Data Champions: Level 4 Data Analyst (13 months)
Change Champions: Business Transformation Fellowship, Level 4 Business Analyst (13 months)
Data Specialists: Bsc Digital + Technology Solutions (39 months + top up of 24 months)
AI Academy
AI Consumers: Level 3 Digital Support Technician (13 months)
AI Implementers: Level 4 Business Analyst (13 months)
AI – Enabled Leaders: Level 5 Operations + Department Manager (12 months)
Management Jumpstart
- Management Jumpstart: Level 3 Team Leader (14 months)
These Data & AI qualifications will enable staff to gain valuable skills, working on projects directly related to their roles and areas to make improvements and bring efficiencies to their team, as well as enhancing their own professional career development.
The qualifications are made of different modules. During each module, learners will complete a hands-on project using their newly learned skills. Each project is intentionally crafted to align with their role, University of Bath's tools, and development level - ensuring every project creates real-world value.
The direct connection between learning and application makes skill development meaningful. By tackling challenges relevant to the University, apprentices demonstrate capability growth while delivering tangible business outcomes.
Projects are broken down into tasks that map to the specific knowledge, skills, and behaviours (KSBs) a learner requires in their role. This means each learner can track their growth as they progress through the project and receive feedback on each completed task.
To identify these projects, Multiverse will meet with the stakeholders to understand each area's goals and challenges. Learners will also highlight project examples as part of their application process to ensure they are suited for the programme they are applying for.
Role of the line manager
The role of the line manager is crucial for ensuring a positive and successful experience for our Data & AI apprentices. Managers will be supporting apprentices to protect time for their study, be part of the onboarding process and participate in quarterly progress reviews, as well as providing feedback to Multiverse. There is an open line of communication between managers and the Multiverse apprentice coach, to ensure that both managers and apprentices are fully supported throughout the qualification.
Find out more about the role of the line manager during the application process
Watch this short video to find out more about what is expected from a line manager throughout the apprenticeship.
Prior to applying, please make sure you check your eligibility to complete an apprenticeship