Content Creator
Builds the person who plans, makes and measures content across your channels, with AI tools in their hands from week one.
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Four programmes · digital, creative and ITWe could list forty standards and deliver them thinly. We deliver four, in the sectors we know, with the same tutors and the same AI tooling running through all of them. Everything below is work based, and starts when you are ready rather than on a college timetable.
Builds the person who plans, makes and measures content across your channels, with AI tools in their hands from week one.
Builds the marketer who runs campaigns end to end, reads the data and reports on what the spend actually returned.
Builds the technician who keeps systems, devices and users running, and closes tickets without escalating everything.
Builds the person who finds the manual work in your business, automates it and proves the time it gave back.
| Programme | Level | Duration | Sector | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Content Creator | Level 3 | 15 months plus 3 months assessment | Digital and Creative | Open |
| Multi Channel Marketer | Level 3 | 18 to 21 months plus assessment | Sales and Marketing | Open |
| IT Solutions Technician | Level 3 | 18 months plus assessment | Digital and Technology | Open |
| AI and Automation Practitioner | Level 4 | 16 months plus assessment | Digital and Technology | Open |
Durations are the typical practical period before End Point Assessment. Every learner also needs Level 2 English and maths, or to be working towards them.
Two pages each, written for the person who has to approve it. Open one, or send it on.
A role with enough real work to meet the standard, six hours a week of off the job learning on average, and a manager who joins the progress review every eight to twelve weeks. We handle the rest, including eligibility, evidence and the paperwork. Everything is confirmed in writing before anything is signed.
Yes, and most of our starts are exactly that. The role has to involve enough new learning to meet the standard, and the person needs the right off the job time. We check both before we commit.
Off the job learning is a minimum of six hours a week on average, and much of it happens inside the working day on live tasks. It is not a day a week at college.
We do, where we are delivering the training. We advertise, screen, check eligibility and shortlist. You interview people who are already qualified in.
You tell us early and we deal with it. Every learner has a named tutor and a review cycle precisely so problems surface at week six rather than month fourteen.
Yes. Digitex Academy is the digital, IT and AI arm of Alphabet Training Group, UKPRN 10049431. Same provider, same quality team, same compliance. The branding is different because the sectors are.
Ten minutes on the phone is usually enough to work out which programme fits, or whether an apprenticeship is the wrong answer altogether.
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