Apprenticeships in medicine

You will be getting the same degree as a full time student gets. Therefore there should be no difference. If they can do something you should be able to also.

Thanks for this
All I needed to hear, I was always mentioning that the degree is the same as a traditional route student, and that the degree will come from a university, which can be accepted

Thanks for the clarification

That's for all countries. Generally, I believe that there is a possibility of working abroad, even if you have completed a degree apprenticeship, as bare in mind you'll get a degree from a university. For UAE, Asian countries, etc, there are exams that have to be taken in order to work there as a dr, but complications are everywhere around the world, especially in other fields too. My main question is, is it possible for a student to work in a foreign country after completing the mdda

Many thanks for your help by they way, much appreciated!!

Yes, you should have the option to be able to work abroad.
The MDDA is an MBChB course, where apprentices have to attend all of the same classes and exams as the med students in ARU. Therefore you are in theory, a regular ARU med student, that has to work in the hospitals during your allocated time outside of placement.

Hope that helped

Has anyone attended the MDDA information event?

Where and when is this, I've only heard that there was one for Anglia Ruskin (through ESNEFT), but that was last month
By the way, what are your views about the mdda

Oh. Which MDDA program are you referring to then? I thought u were talking about the Anglia Ruskin one haha.

I was talking about the medicine apprenticeship at ARU...thought there was another one!!

Oh. Which MDDA program are you referring to then? I thought u were talking about the Anglia Ruskin one haha.

Yes, have u applied to it?

Heya! A level student here!
Are there apprenticeships available to become a doctor?
I thought you HAD to go to university but apparently there is something called The Medical Doctor Degree Apprenticeship?

- Also (I think they’re relatively new) but if anyone has taken this apprenticeship how is it? Do you feel as if you are getting the same (if not more) ‘experience’ than going to a medical university? Because apparently the NHS are understaffed so we wouldn’t be ‘taught’ per say.

- And for anyone who hasn’t, please feel free to tell me your perspective, I feel long term it may be better to save money, because I don’t want to be spending my entire life paying student debt (especially since it increased for my year)😓

Tyyy

Hi there,

If you are interested in this apprenticeship, please contact [email protected] (East Suffolk and North Essex Foundation Trust) for further info

Many thanks,
Jemma

applications are open for the degree apprentice in the uk, ends on 3rd march

Is this for ARU?

yeahhh

Thank you

You're welcome, just be aware its closed applications but theyre doing it every year for five years x

You would need to verify your attendance, after submitting the form. Does anyone who have the event reference code pm please? I haven't been sent the email, and deadlines tmrw.