Archivist and records manager

Using professional judgement and support of others to ensure the delivery, security and accessibility of records and other materials.

Typical duration

3 years

Training funded

up to £12,000

Route

Creative and design

Standard ref

ST0904

Role overview

An archivist and records manager preserves, organises, and provides access to archives and records of long-term significance, working in organisations such as national or local archives, universities, museums, businesses, or public bodies. This master's-level apprenticeship develops expertise in archival theory, digital preservation, records management, and heritage access. Graduates can work as qualified archivists, records managers, or digital preservation specialists.