Degree Apprenticeship - My experiences after 2 year
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🔍 Keywords: Degree Apprenticeship, Apprenticeship Program, Career Development, Education Journey, Work and Study, Two Years Update, Learning Experience, Professional Growth
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Welcome back to my channel! In this video, I'm excited to share my journey and experiences after completing 2 years in my degree apprenticeship program. Whether you're considering a degree apprenticeship or just curious about the combination of work and study, this video is for you!
Nice Video Mahdi!
mashallah brother ☝
Thank you so much for your advice. I took an assessment centre at Aston Martin and have gotten the offer!!!
Well done! 🎉🎉🎉
Salam alaikum akh, been waiting for a new vid lol. JazakhaAllah
Wa Alaykum Salam Akhi. Insha'Allah I'll lose my laziness one day. Wa iyyak
Salam Alaikum, may Allah bless you for your videos. I had AC interview yesterday and it went really well. I kept your advice in mind.
WaAlaykum Salam Warahmatullahi.
Allahumma barik, that's good news👍
Alahumma barik
This is great, you should make a video focusing more on the university side of things: Assignments, deadlines, what and how you're taught.
Yeah you're right. I completely missed that out even though it's half of the experience.
Thanks for the very useful content. Can you make a video about how to succeed in an AC since a lot os ACs are approaching next month. Thanks.
Maybe, I don't have much to say beyond what was mentioned in this video: th-cam.com/video/XnJ3rUJoooE/w-d-xo.html
what company do you work for?
Hi, I’ve gotten to the last stage of recruitment for both AJ bell and PwC, any tips for the assessment centres? Specially pwc’s virtual assessment centre via google meets
I didn't get very far with PwC. It was my first application and it was through UCAS. I don't have a lot to say regarding assessment centres beyond what was mentioned in this video: th-cam.com/video/XnJ3rUJoooE/w-d-xo.html
Allahumma baarik akhi i just watched the after 1 year video and your beard looks even better!
Salam bro, I have some assessment centers coming up. Could you possibly give some tips. I didn't make it through J.P. Morgan's one but i felt like the experience was beneficial. Jzk bro
WaAlaykum Salam Akhi. Being at the assessment centre stage is very good Allahumma barik. The assessment centres you're referring to are group interviews I'm guessing. I'm going to echo my tip from my last video: try to speak out your line of reasoning as much as possible so the examiners know how you can break down the problem. The other thing is volunteer to keep track of time and regularly keep everyone updated - there's a lot of benefit to this which I mentioned in my previous video.
If that doesn't cover your question, lmk Insha'Allah
jazakallah bro appreciate it. I'll look through your other video too.@@maaahhhdi
Brother. Please help me to apply for apprenticeship as a software engineer ❤
Salam brother, I wanted to ask how do you get experience, in your previous video you said you can do online courses, if you dont mind can you tell me which websites and which courses would stand out of software developers. Jazakallah
WaAlaykum Salam. It depends where you're applying for. I recommend learning at least one object orientated programming language like Java or c# - there are many courses for these everywhere E.g. TH-cam, udemy and Coursera. Putting that on your CV is the bare minimum to improve your chances.
Beyond that it's really anything even slightly related e.g. I did some of University of Helsinki's AI course. I did some 5 day coding challenge related to html and CSS. I read a book called 'life 3.0'.
Putting these 'extra' things on your CV would make your application a lot more unique and shows that you have passion since you went beyond the normal framework everyone follows (I.e just doing GCSE and A level computer science isn't enough on its own).
@@maaahhhdijazakallah brother
Yo brother, I am in y12 and I want to go to a fintech degree apprenticeship but I currently dont know how to program. I four a levels; maths, econ, french and philsophy. Do you recommend me taking a gap year and getting a fulltime job if I dont get accepted this year? In the gap year I contjnue teaching myself how to program. However I am worried because i didn't do a comp sci a level. Will they care aboit this if I teach myself how to code and make several projects? What do you recommend brother?
You don't need computer science at all, maths is the one they care about more. If U get rejected, taking a gap to improve you programming skills is definitely the way to go - essentially build yourself up to a level where you are too good to be rejected.
Self teaching and creating projects is an example of having passion. So definitely do it even from now.
Don't assume you'll get rejected first time round, try your best to get in because most people fall into the trap of becoming way too lazy in their gap year.
@@maaahhhdithank you so much for the advice, have a nice day
My Allah bless and guide you akhi
Bg: Im 15, boutta do GCSEs, interesting in Physics and Maths mainly
Obviously, taking a loan is haram.
So my choices are:
1) Do dentistry, in which case my dad said he would give me a non-interest loan
(I'm not interested really in biology or doing 5 years of stressful uni, even if dentists are well paid)
2) Do some other degree, probably engineering or maybe maths
(I'd have to save up during summer holidays and A levels with a job, and a part time job in uni aswell, and I dont even know if that will cover it)
3) Apprenticeship
Seems pretty good, considering:
-Salary
-Experience
-No fees for a degree!
I've picked A level Maths, Chemistry, Biology (my dad made me) and Physics
I have more than enough time to change these even after the courses begin (I'd rather to FM than Bio, and if thats too much then just Phys Chem Math)
For now I put my trust in Allah, and ask for any advice.
Ameen. Jazakallah Khair.
My mum also really wanted me to go uni but it's just a case of convincing. The benefits of a degree apprenticeship speaks for itself.
If you are already against the Alevels you've chosen, it's going to be very hard to stay motivated
@@maaahhhdi Yea, my dad said that I can change it now. So I will switch to further maths in sha Allah.
What company did u apply for when getting your software engineering apprenticeship
You can find a list of some of the good ones I applied for in the below video at 3:50:
th-cam.com/video/ewalkAKRzVE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=g4wly21LUmjz_rQd
ما شاء الله
Beard looks nice. But why are you covering the hair?
جزاك الله
Yk👀😎 post Umrah phase
What grade did you get alevels?
A*A*A*
@@maaahhhdi Subjects?
@@elonmusk9727 maths, computer science and accounting
@@hhh11. Jzk. Alhamdulillah. Do a lot of past papers - make that your main focus.
Also, try to cover the content before your teacher covers it so it's revision by the time they teach you. Doing this is really good because you'll know what to ask the teacher by the time they teach it e.g if you didn't understand something.
@@maaahhhdi hi, do you think it is necessary to do computer science alevels to get a degree apprenticeship in computer science? i am planning to do maths further maths and physics but im not sure..
salam bro, I wanted to know for people that have degrees already and want to do a career change. would you go for the level 6 or the level 7 apprenticeships@?
WaAlaykum Salam. I don't think level 7s are that available. I have only heard of people doing level 6 which gets you a degree. I'm guessing level 7 is master level rather than bachelor so you're going to have to make the decision whether you want another degree or a masters.
Remember, if you already have a degree, you could instead apply for graduate level jobs