Code Development Planners × Anglia Ruskin — Chartered town planner (degree)

Employer
Code Development Planners
University
Anglia Ruskin University
Course
Chartered town planner (degree)
Location
NEWMARKET (CB8 7PN)
Intake
September 2026
Wage
Competitive
Duration
60 months (about 5 years) · Level 7
Closing
Closes in 17 days (Monday 10 August 2026)

Code Development Planners is recruiting for this apprenticeship with training delivered by Anglia Ruskin University — advertised on the government's Find an apprenticeship service (checked 2026-07-24).

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The role

Shaping the places we live in by balancing the needs of people and business for homes, jobs, local facilities and open spaces with impacts on the wider environment.

People who complete this standard typically work as:

What you'd be signing up for

Chartered town planner (degree) is a degree apprenticeship (degree awarded alongside) typically taking 60 months (about 5 years). The training itself is funded through the apprenticeship levy at up to £27,000 — as the apprentice you pay no tuition and earn a wage from day one.

What you'll learn

The official standard defines 8 knowledge areas, 8 skills and 10 behaviours that are assessed across the programme. The full lists — worth reading before an interview, because competency questions are usually written straight from them — are on the Chartered town planner (degree) course page, along with entry requirements and every university registered to deliver it.

The training provider

Anglia Ruskin University is registered to deliver 27 degree-level apprenticeship standards across 10 routes — a larger portfolio than 95% of the 104 universities on the register. See everything Anglia Ruskin delivers.

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Details change every recruitment cycle — always confirm on the official advert before applying.