You will need to be working at level 2 English and maths and demonstrate your commitment to the course. You should have had a period of time away from studying and have an interest in pursuing a career in the IT professions. Applicants need to be 19 years old or over.

This course is assessed by coursework which emphasises practical work and any work place experience you may have. Coursework may involve essays, presentations, reports, discussions and a portfolio of evidence.

Students progress onto computing and IT related degree courses which after completion can lead to careers in a wide range of IT and computing areas. These include games development, software design and work with databases, cybersecurity and systems development.

By enrolling on our courses students become part of our Creative and Digital Career College which helps them to further develop their employability skills and network with employers in a range of activities such as live briefs, workshops, guru talks, etc.

• Computer Science (CUA)
• Networking
• Operating Systems
• Introduction to Computer Systems
• Hardware and Software
• Logic and Number Systems
• Object-Oriented Programming
• Event-Driven Programming (CUA)
• Systems and Analysis and Design
• Introduction to Programming
• Human Computer Interaction
• Preparing to Progress
• Preparing for Interview
• ICT – Presentation Software