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OTJ time stands for ‘Off the job’ time and is a requirement for your apprenticeship. To meet the apprenticeship standard in the UK, you must dedicate a minimum of 6 hours per week of your time ‘off the job’ completing your apprenticeship and any activities that go with it. OTJ needs to be formally logged with evidence to show completion of any relevant activities and completed within working hours. In this article, we’ll share examples of OTJ you could complete and top tips to help you stay on track during your apprenticeship.

Digital transformation isn’t a single project with a clear beginning and end. Rather, in today’s digital economy, it’s the central evolving component of your business strategy.

Peppa Wise joined Multiverse as an Enterprise Account Executive in 2019 after a successful sales leadership career at Darktrace and SenseOn. Peppa has rapidly risen through the ranks at Multiverse, from Account Executive, to Regional Director, Area Vice President and now Vice President within 4 years. Throughout this blog, Peppa shares insights into her career journey, leadership style and motivations.

Trusts and other healthcare bodies within the NHS are launching Data Academies - to upskill staff across roles in the data skills needed to improve patient outcomes.

Atkins Global, a world-leading design, engineering and project-management consultancy, will launch a range of data apprenticeships in its Transportation team, in a drive for skills.

My name is Laura and I’m currently 5 months into my apprenticeship with Multiverse, studying the digital business accelerator. In this article I’ll explore my apprenticeship journey thus far and the steps I made that landed me in my current apprenticeship role.