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Archaeological specialist (degree) apprenticeship

Planning, undertaking and leading archaeological research and investigation.

• Level 7 (master's)
• about 36 months
• Creative and design
• includes a degree

Typical job titles

Finds supervisor; Project officer; Finds officer; Geophysics supervisor; Materials scientist; Artefact specialist; Aerial investigation and mapping investigator; Archaeological investigator; Environment archaeologist; Aerial investigation; Mapping investigator; Heritage scientist

How apprenticeships work

You're employed and paid while you train, spending at least some of your working time on off-the-job learning. Employers set their own entry requirements and advertise vacancies on Find an apprenticeship.

Official details from Skills England (ST0769)