Course introduction
Digital Software Development is designed to empower you to feel confident, capable and ready to shape the digital future.
If you are curious about how the digital world works and excited by the idea of creating technology, not just using it, then this course will appeal to you.
The programme aims to inspire people who enjoy problem-solving, being creative and thinking logically, giving them the chance to turn ideas into real software solutions.
As well as learning new skills that employers value and working with industry-standard tools, you will see your work come to life through projects, firing your motivation even more.
Meanwhile, there will be a focus on real-world experiences and an industry placement, which will be a very notable addition to your CV.
Why choose
Digital Software Development T Level?
At Brock our IT and Computer Science department is equipped with all the latest hardware and software. This means you will learn using the same digital assets you will find in the workplace.
Plus, your teachers will be subject specialists with specific areas of interest and expertise. Thanks to their industry knowledge and teaching experience, you will quickly learn to think like a digital professional.
Additional information
Year 1
· Problem solving and computational thinking
· Programming fundamentals
· Designing and analysing solutions
· Emerging technologies
· Legislation and regulation
· Business context and digital systems
· Data concepts
· Cybersecurity
· Employer Set Project
Year 2
Occupational specialism
Teaching & learning
This course will be taught using a combination of modern and traditional methods.
Learning activities include hands-on projects, discussions, cybersecurity exercises and software development for real clients. You will also listen to guest speakers from local tech companies.
Importantly, you will undertake an industry placement, during which you will spend around 315 hours in the workplace.
Minimum entry requirements
Entry requirements are five GCSEs at grade 4 or above (including Maths and English). For internal progressors, the requirement will be successful completion of a Level 2 programme, plus Maths and English at grade 4 or above.
What can I do with this qualification?
Successful course leavers can progress to job roles in software development, such as: Web Developer, App Developer, Software Development Technician, Mobile App Developer, Game Developer, Software Developer, Test Developer or Programmer.
Or you may progress to higher-level apprenticeships such as Level 4 Software Developer, or to degree programmes.
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