T Level in Digital Support and Security

Delve into the world of support networks and an organisations cyber security with this T Level pathway.This course will help you to develop the understanding and practical skills to become future Digital Infrastructure Engineers, Network Cable Installers, Digital Support Technicians and Cyber Security Personnel supports today businesses. Navigate the ethical considerations surrounding data usage in software design and problem-solving contexts. You will consider the ethical and moral issues raised by an increasing reliance on technology and how it affects society and culture.

You will gain fundamental Computer Science knowledge and skills within the first year of the programme. Specific topics include the following key topics and their application to business contexts:Infrastructure and Networking Data Management and AnalysisSecurity and Programming Concepts using PythonApplying and accepting the offer on this course will require a commitment to undertake an industry placement. NSCG work closely with a range of companies within the digital industry who are committed to providing an industry placement. Students will be offered a placement following a successful interview with an employer.

You will be assessed by 2 externally set written exams, an employer set task in year 1. In year 2 you will have an externally assessed project that covers the occupational specialism (work that you have undertaken in the digital industry). This will be achieved by completing a range of different assignments, including coursework.

You'll need a minimum of five GCSEs at grade 5 or above, including maths and English Language, in subjects that are relevant to the course you�d like to study. You'll also ideally need GCSE grade 5 or above in Computer Science and/or IT.

It will be possible from this course progress to a university based programme such as Computer Science, Software engineering or Cyber Security. You can choose to study for a HE qualification here at NSCG through the HND in Applied Computing, or to enter employment, possibly through an Apprenticeship.