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Level 2
Level 2 Gateway to Digital Technologies
COURSE OVERVIEW
The Gateway to Digital Technologies programme is intended for those that are looking to progress to a level 3 qualification in Computing or Esports
This programme is run with a strong core of technical content which will help to prepare you for both employment, and for progression to higher levels of study.
The core technical content is based on the Skills for Professions in Digital Industries and Technology, along with GCSE and professional skills development ideals. This could consist of a range of modules and units, consisting of some of the following (depending on availability at the time):
- GCSE Maths/English programme
- Automation in Office Programs
- Creating and Publishing Web Pages
- Cyber Security and Data Analysis
- Hardware and Software
- Programming Fundamentals and Projects
- Career Planning, Revision and Exam Skills
FURTHER INFORMATION
3 GCSEs at Grade 4 or above including English Language or Maths with a minimum of a Grade 3 in the other GCSE (English Language or Maths). All applicants will be invited for a mandatory interview with the Study Programme Leader.
Please also note that you must be a maximum of 17 years of age at the beginning of the course if you wish to progress onto our Level 3 T-Level programme.
It would also be suggested that you have looked into finding a relevant work experience placement for yourself and be willing to undertake this throughout the course of the year.
Not only will you be gathering a great deal of additional experience with your professional skills development, but a technical qualification within the IT industry. This would lead you to the possibility of progressing onto a level 3 study programme within the computing department, an apprenticeship programme, or into paid employment. You could also join another FE course within the college.
Methods of delivery include: Practical classes, group & individual work, lectures, project work, self-study, internet research, quizzes and tests.
Most assessment is through coursework, although examinations are part of the programme of study as well.
Not applicable on this course.
Not applicable on this course.