Digital Marketer End Point Assessment

How much does a Digital Marketer EPA cost?

Our EPA for the Digital Marketer apprenticeship standard is £1090.

Resits are priced according to which component(s) need to be repeated.

If a retake is needed, this is charged at the full fee of £1090.

What’s the difference between a resit and a re-take?

Digital Marketing EPA FAQs

What happens if I fail the Digital Marketing EPA?

If an apprentice fails the Digital Marketing end point assessment, they will be offered the opportunity to resit.

What job role can I do with a Digital Marketing apprenticeship?

There are many different job roles you can take on after completing a Digital Marketing apprenticeship. Digital Marketing is the most in-demand type of marketing, with a growing number of Digital Marketer jobs available, from being able to implement digital campaigns to understanding the main digital marketing principles and standards. A Digital Marketing apprenticeship can open up the doors to job roles such as Digital Marketing executive, Digital Marketing manager, SEO executive, social media executive, and PR executive.

How do I prepare for my Digital Marketing end point assessment?

The most important way to prepare for EPA is to manage your time effectively. Allow yourself plenty of time to revise the course material and complete your portfolio. As this will enable you to pinpoint any issues in good time. If you have any questions or concerns, it is important that you communicate these to your employer or training provider.

How long will it take to receive my Digital Marketing EPA results?

You will receive your results within 2 weeks of of completing EPA, often sooner.

When I pass my Digital Marketer EPA, will I implement digital campaigns?

Successfully passing your EPA demonstrates that you have acquired the essential knowledge, skills, and behaviours required to thrive in a digital marketing role.

As a newly qualified Digital Marketer, you are indeed equipped to implement digital campaigns. The skills and competencies you’ve developed and demonstrated through your apprenticeship and the EPA process are directly applicable to the real-world tasks of a digital marketer, including the planning, execution, and management of effective digital marketing campaigns.

In your role, you may be responsible for:

Developing Digital Marketing Strategies: Using your understanding of digital marketing tools and platforms to create comprehensive marketing strategies that meet the goals of your organisation.

Executing Digital Campaigns: Implementing the campaigns you’ve planned, which could involve content creation, social media management, email marketing, SEO, and PPC advertising, among other tactics.

Analysing and Reporting on Campaign Performance: Using analytics tools to monitor campaign performance, making adjustments as necessary, and reporting on results to stakeholders.

Staying Up-to-Date with Digital Marketing Trends: Continuously learning and adapting to new digital marketing trends and technologies to ensure your campaigns remain effective and innovative.

Remember, the transition from an apprentice to a practising digital marketer is both exciting and challenging. It’s an opportunity to put into practice everything you’ve learned, but it also requires continuous learning and adaptation to new challenges and industry developments.

We encourage you to leverage the skills and knowledge you’ve gained through your apprenticeship and EPA, and we’re confident you’ll make a significant impact in your digital marketing role. Welcome to the exciting world of digital marketing, where you have the power to shape digital conversations and drive meaningful engagement!