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Research Associate Degree Apprenticeship - Accord Healthcare Ltd

Cogent Skills is working with Accord Healthcare Ltd to recruit three Degree Level Research Associate Apprentices for its Accord Biopharma London (ABL) lab in Harrow. The successful candidates will be employed by Cogent Skills Services but will undertake all on-job learning with Accord Healthcare. This is your chance to join a world-leading biopharma company as a Degree Level Apprentice, working hands-on with therapeutic proteins and monoclonal antibodies that are transforming patient lives. The ABL lab is built as a centre of excellence for Research and Development activities, aiming for biosimilar process development and novel biologics development for both human and veterinary use. Various functions in ABL include Upstream Process Development (UPD), Downstream Process Development (DSP), Analytical Development Lab (ADL), Bioanalytical Development Lab (BDL) and Drug Product Development (DPD or Formulation). From day one, you’ll be based in a state-of-the-art laboratory, learning directly from experienced scientists and contributing to real-world drug development projects. You’ll gain a broad foundation in biopharma science while specialising in one of three exciting pathways: Upstream Process Development: If you’re fascinated by how medicines are made, this pathway will put you at the heart of biopharmaceutical production. You’ll grow and optimise cell cultures, operate bioreactors, and test process conditions to maximise yield and quality. Your work will ensure that life-changing medicines can be manufactured reliably and at scale. Key responsibilities: Conduct process development activities like cell culture process, downstream or analytical function relatedPrepare and document media, feeds, buffers, and supplements accurately and in a timely manner.Monitor experiment performance by regularly recording parameters responding to deviations or unexpected trends.Set up, operate, clean, and maintain equipment & analytical toolsAdhere to standard operating procedures (SOPs), good documentation practices (GDP), and good laboratory practices (GLP).Follow and promote all EHS (Environmental Health and Safety) procedures and safety guidelines in the lab.Ensure proper handling and storage of chemicals, biological materials, and lab waste and support in preparing risk assessments and COSHH.Take personal ownership of assigned tasks and ensure timely, high-quality execution with minimal supervision.Work collaboratively with peers across functions to support overall project timelines.Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives within the lab, including equipment maintenance, process improvements Candidate Requirements:Skills / Personal qualities: Ability to work as part of a team Energetic individual who has a high level of personal pride in their work Excellent written and oral communication skills Excellent organisational and administration skills – uses time efficiently and effectively, ability to work accurately to required deadlines Good working knowledge of MS Office packages and be able to apply in a lab environment Have the capability to produce reliable, accurate data for all work carried out in the lab Be able to analyse and evaluate results / data obtained from work carried out Adopts a logical approach to problem solving Perseveres to find ways through challenges or barriers Strong desire to learn, with a positive attitude and resilient to change Aptitude and passion for science Training:Blended learning through a mixture of online and face to face learning. Much of the programme is centred around work-based learning and projects, which means as an apprentice, you will be adding value to your organisation as you work through your Bachelor’s degree. There are also two residential summer schools in years 1 and 2 to complete the Basic and Advanced Laboratory/Industry Skills modules. These will take place at the university’s Canterbury campus.Training Outcome:This role is part of our talent planning for the future and, for the right people, we are looking to continue to develop the apprentices upon successful completion of the apprenticeship. Our business is growing, so there may be an opportunity to gain permanent employment in the team, subject to performance, successful completion of the apprenticeship, and a role being available. Upon successful completion of the apprenticeship, individuals are eligible to apply for Registered Scientist (RSci) status through a shortened application route.Employer Description:As the specialists in skills for science and technology, our purpose is to make sure your business; your people and our industry are future ready. We are a not-for-profit charitable organisation with a family of commercially focused companies committed to supporting the skills, needs and ambitions across the UK science and technology sector.Working Hours :9.00am - 5.30pm Monday to Friday, with 1-hour unpaid daily lunch break.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working ....Read more...

Degree Apprentice Laboratory Technician (Biosciences)

Start your bioscience career with a fully funded Applied Biosciences Degree (Level 6) while gaining hands-on lab experience in a leading research environment. Salary: £22,995 per year (rising in year 3) Qualification: BSc (Hons) Applied Biosciences Hours: 35 per week, Monday to Friday (occasional weekends with time off in lieu) Start Date: Must be employed before 30 March 2026 Duration: 42 months Location: Central Liverpool campus Training Provider: Tiro Training (online delivery) You will support teaching and research laboratories, maintain equipment, deliver inductions, and contribute to sustainability and outreach while completing your degree. Entry Requirements Age 18 or older with the right to work in the UK No prior degree or higher qualification GCSEs in English and Maths (Grade C or 4 and above) A Levels (including Biology), BTEC, or T Level Science Benefits Real Living Wage employer 26 days annual leave plus bank holidays and Christmas closure Mentorship, structured training time, and career development Apply now and take the first step toward a rewarding career in biosciences. What You Will Do at Work: As a Degree Laboratory Apprentice Technician, you will support the delivery of laboratory services across the University of Liverpool’s central city campus while studying towards a Level 6 Laboratory Scientist (Biosciences) degree. You will be part of a collaborative technical team based in multiple buildings, contributing to the safe and efficient operation of teaching and research laboratories. Your responsibilities will include:• Maintaining clean, safe, and well-equipped laboratory environments, including routine housekeeping, waste disposal, and equipment care.• Assisting with the setup and clear away of materials for undergraduate and postgraduate practical sessions, including preparing media, solutions, and basic experiments.• Supporting class preparation, simple laboratory analyses, and routine technical tasks under supervision.• Delivering laboratory inductions and basic skills training for students and staff and assisting with occasional demonstrations.• Monitoring and maintaining specialist equipment, arranging servicing, and helping users operate equipment safely and effectively.• Taking a lead role in laboratory management, including safety, maintenance, and operational planning, as your experience develops.• Developing and maintaining standard operating procedures and other relevant documentation, with guidance from senior staff.• Applying health and safety procedures, including risk assessments, audits, and incident reporting, under supervision.• Managing stock levels, handling deliveries, cataloguing samples, and supporting the organisation of laboratory assets.• Participating in wider university activities such as open days, outreach events, and sustainability initiatives (e.g., LEAF).• Contributing to experimental research and your final-year project as part of your degree qualification. Behavioural Expectations: You will be expected to demonstrate a positive, proactive attitude and a willingness to learn. As part of a professional technical team, you should communicate clearly, follow instructions reliably, and take responsibility for your tasks. You will be trusted to work independently on routine duties, solve straightforward problems, and make minor decisions related to your work. A flexible approach to working hours may be required, and you should be ready to support others, challenge poor practices, and uphold the University’s values around safety, equality, and inclusion.Training:The programme will be delivered by Tiro. Tiro offer an online delivery option so you will be able to complete your training from your usual working location.Training Outcome:Must have the following: GCSE: English Language and Mathematics at Grade C or 4 or above.Applicants should have a minimum of 104 UCAS tariff points, including:• 3 A Levels (1 must be Grade C in Biology)• Or BTEC Extended Diploma (Grade DMM) must include four good science modules with an emphasis on Biomedical Science.• T Level Science with Merit. When completed, individuals are expected to apply alternative employment.Employer Description:The University of Liverpool is a globally recognised, research-intensive institution and a founding member of the Russell Group. It delivers high-quality teaching and pioneering research across a broad range of disciplines, with a strong commitment to public engagement, innovation, and societal impact. The university maintains extensive partnerships with industry, healthcare, and academic institutions worldwide, and is known for its vibrant campus, inclusive culture, and world-class facilities. The Faculty of Health and Life Sciences is one of the university’s largest and most interdisciplinary faculties. It integrates education, research, and clinical practice across medicine, dentistry, psychology, veterinary science, public health, and life sciences. The faculty is structured to promote cross-disciplinary collaboration and translational research, addressing major health challenges and improving outcomes for individuals and communities. The Institute of Systems, Molecular and Integrative Biology (ISMIB) is a core research and teaching institute within the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences. It brings together expertise across molecular, cellular, and systems biology to advance understanding of biological processes in health and disease. ISMIB includes the following key academic units: • School of Biosciences • School of Pharmacy • Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics • Department of Biochemistry, Cell and Systems Biology • Department of Molecular and Clinical Cancer MedicineWorking Hours :9am to 5pm (Monday to Friday). Occasionally, maybe asked to support open days on weekends. TOIL provided.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative ....Read more...