IT and Computing
You will learn to design algorithms, use logical reasoning to debug errors, create programmes, and understand the differences between data and information.
Your progression route
Select a level to see entry requirements.
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- BSc (Hons) Digital Technology (top-up) Online (PT)
- Cyber Security (Higher Education Short Course))
- Cyber Security Technologist Level 4 Apprenticeship Standard (Online) Apprenticeship
- Data Analyst Level 4 Apprenticeship Standard (Online) Apprenticeship
- HNC Digital Technologies – Data Analytics (Online)
- HNC Digital Technologies (Cyber Security and Cloud Networking) Online
- HNC Digital Technologies (Software Development & Programming Pathway) Online
- HNC to HND Conversion: Digital Technologies (Cloud Networking) (HTQ) (Online)
- HNC to HND Conversion: Digital Technologies (Cyber Security) (HTQ) Online
- HND Digital Technologies – Cloud Networking (Online)
- HND Digital Technologies – Data Analytics (Online)
- HND Digital Technologies (Cyber Security) (HTQ) (OL)
Entry with
Entry requirements vary by programme. A relevant Level 3 qualification is typically required. Check each course page for details.
The IT and Computing industry is a strong employer in the South East, so you’re well placed for job opportunities, work experience, and career prospects. Key growth areas are social and digital media, cyber-security, games design, website development, and cloud/mobile technologies.
The IT industry is constantly evolving and developing in new and innovative ways. This pathway will provide you with a broad introduction to the world of IT, allowing you to develop your knowledge and understanding of the contribution technology makes to modern life. You will develop your knowledge and skills in a creative and enjoyable way, combining academic learning with hands-on experience.
Our Digital Software Development T Level at Guildford College focuses on the digital industry and aims to give you the essential knowledge, understanding and skills relevant to any digital occupation. It combines classroom learning and an extended industry placement where you'll gain invaluable skills that employers are looking for. You could progress to roles such as: web developer, web designer, computer games developer, IT business analyst, software developer, app developer or digital marketeer.
Key growth areas within the IT and computing industry include social and digital media, data protection, cyber security, games design, website development, and cloud/mobile technologies.
You could from progress on this pathway into a number of jobs, including helpdesk operator, business analyst, senior IT manager or director of IT operations.
Your progression route
Select a level to see entry requirements.
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- BSc (Hons) Digital Technology (top-up) Online (PT)
- Cyber Security (Higher Education Short Course))
- Cyber Security Technologist Level 4 Apprenticeship Standard (Online) Apprenticeship
- Data Analyst Level 4 Apprenticeship Standard (Online) Apprenticeship
- HNC Digital Technologies – Data Analytics (Online)
- HNC Digital Technologies (Cyber Security and Cloud Networking) Online
- HNC Digital Technologies (Software Development & Programming Pathway) Online
- HNC to HND Conversion: Digital Technologies (Cloud Networking) (HTQ) (Online)
- HNC to HND Conversion: Digital Technologies (Cyber Security) (HTQ) Online
- HND Digital Technologies – Cloud Networking (Online)
- HND Digital Technologies – Data Analytics (Online)
- HND Digital Technologies (Cyber Security) (HTQ) (OL)
Entry with
Entry requirements vary by programme. A relevant Level 3 qualification is typically required. Check each course page for details.
Wayne, Computing Level 3Read my storyThe teachers are supportive. If you go to them with a problem, they’ll help you but they also encourage you to work off your own initiative. It teaches you more responsibility but if you have a problem or a question, the help is there if you need it.
