Digital infrastructure is all about keeping organisations connected—through fast, reliable internet, secure data storage, and the systems that support everyday operations. In Wales, there’s a growing demand for skilled Digital Infrastructure Engineers, but not enough people are trained for these roles.

This Digital Infrastructure Engineer qualification offers hands-on learning for those interested in building, maintaining, and improving digital networks—whether they’re based on-site, use Wi-Fi, or operate in hybrid environments.

An Apprenticeship in Digital Infrastructure Engineer comprises of:

• Agored Cymru Level 3 Diploma in Digital Infrastructure Engineer
• Essential Skills Wales Communication Level 2
• Essential Skills Application of Number Level 2

To apply for an apprenticeship, you must have an employer willing to employ you for the duration of your apprenticeship. Your job role must cover the topics outlined in the qualification specification and your employer must allow you time to work on written assignments showcasing your knowledge, skills and experiences.

Your employer will need to:

• Be able to release you for certain assessments and workshops
• Allow regular visits in the workplace from your Assessor.
• Provide us with evidence of suitable insurance and evidence of your employment status
• Be happy to discuss Health and Safety procedures with your assessor
• Pay you the appropriate national minimum wage, including for college attendance.

Delivery:

College attendance is not always necessary for this apprenticeship. Some employers may feel it is beneficial for their apprentices to enrol part time on the BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Computing.

Attendance will be required for Essential Skills Wales workshops/ lessons and assessments.

Places on Apprenticeship Programmes are limited and subject to capacity. An offer of employment does not guarantee an immediate place in college.